For those who are willing to try it freehand, I suggest getting a simple paintbrush with a smooth, lightly curved end that matches the natural shape of your nail. You can just swipe the color across the top of your nail, then use the paintbrush dipped in nail polish remover to give yourself a perfect French manicure curve. I love French manicures but I find the ends chip very easily. I've tried my best not to damage the tips, but I always end up with unattractive nails. If you want to have some fun, you can always spice up your French manicure by keeping the white tips and painting your nail base a funky color. Does anyone have any tips on how to easily fix this kind of damage without having to pay the salon to redo the entire manicure?

I recommend buying some cheap stencils from the store if you are new and don't want to try it freehand. The directions for how to use nail wraps can vary depending on the brand and product type. That said, most nail wraps will require starting with a fresh canvas—aka, clean nail surfaces free of dirt, debris, and grime. From there, you’ll choose which wraps fit each nail so you’re not scrambling as you go. Most high-quality nail wraps will come with more than you need in a variety of sizes so you can achieve custom nails. I love having a French manicure, as it looks very clean and professional. I am now considering the French pedicure to match my fingernails. Do you think that it will be difficult to maintain?

What to look for in stickers and wraps