Dailus proposes pastel nail arts for the match season
For the match season, Dailus proposes a lighter take on nail art, with pastel tones that nod to Brazilian colors.
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For the match season, Dailus proposes a lighter take on nail art, with pastel tones that nod to Brazilian colors. Instead of intense, literal versions of green, yellow and blue, the bet falls on soft readings of these hues.
Between reimagined colorful French tips and minimalist combinations, the proposals balance creativity and sophistication. An impeccable finish depends on every step: Dailus Bases prepare and protect the nails, while the best-seller Top Glass delivers a gel effect, intense shine and express drying, no lamp needed.
The double pastel French tip combines the polishes Funky Flower Tulip Twist and Funky Flower Daisy Days in a modern version of the classic. The brand's recommendation: treat the nail as a style complement, not a literal nod to the flag.
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