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Matte look nails have been trending especially on the catwalk. They could be seen At Alexander Wang, DKNY & Helmut Lang Fashion collections. Whether you go for the Berry Matte color, Black Matte polish or Nude Matte Polish, they will look great on your finger nails. You can even choose to glam up the nails by incorporating other nail art like adding bling and even patterns. Matte Nail Polish Designs are for those who want to apply nail polish but do not want that shiny base on their nails. Matte Nail Polish Designs are best for the workplace too, since they are not too shiny they will not be a distraction. The Matte top coat can be worn over any colored nail polish to give it that elegant sexy finish. Want a grunge look get Matte Nail Polish for your nails. See more great Matte Polish Designs.

The trend of matching the color of your lipstick and nail polish is back. This trend was there way back and then it disappered but it has made a solid comeback. Match the colors that you want as there is no limit or rules that limit your imagination.

Even Celebrities have embraced the Crackle Nail Polish trend that has been seen on several of them. So do not be afraid of having a little bling on your nails. They have endorsed it so it is definitely something new to try and have fun with.

Crackle Nail Polish different colors
Below are some crackle or shatter nail polish tips:

• Choose 2 nail polish colors that really contrast for best result. One regular nail polish for the base and one crackle polish for upper layer. So choose base color that will go nicely with the top crackle polish. 
• After applying the base polish, wait until it completely dries. It must be completely dry so the crackle polish can crack nicely.
• Before applying, shake the crackle polish until it mixed well.
• After applying, just wait and watch while the polish is doing its crackle magic. 
• Usually crackle nail polish dries matte and chips easily. You need top coat to make it shine and long lasting.
• For fine and small crackles, apply thin layer. And for bigger crackle, go thicker. Basically the thinner, the more cracks you have.

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