It's only June, but it's safe to say that fruit-inspired nails are one of the top manicure trends of the summer. Whether you're one for the pinks and greens of watermelon nails or the muted pinks of ...

Hot weather calls for bold and bright shades, and nothing screams summer quite like neon orange. You could try Nail’s Inc ...

One popular Korean nail brand, Kkookie Nail Supply, says, “Most [of our] products are HEMA-free. For products that contain HEMA, [they contain] less than 20%, well within safety regulations.” ...

But Korean jelly nails are not just cute – they’re juicy, too. Thanks to mouth-watering, translucent hues, they call to mind squishy sweets and glazed doughnuts. They are thick, often with a rounded, ...

5 Chinese and Korean superstitions, from colour red to pigs, and which ones they share Both consider the number four, and clipping nails at night, as unlucky, but Koreans might find it odd that ...

I often refer to myself as a 'makeup magpie', or any kind of magpie, really. If something sparkles, I want it. If it looks cute, I want it. If it’s pink, I definitely want it. So, if something can ...

Kawajiri cites Law as “a big fan of Korean gel nails,” having worked with her in the past on a crystal blue 3D manicure for the Met Gala, as well as with close pal and fellow model Jordan Daniels.

Fruit peel nails are exactly what they sound like: nails that look like the outer layer of a ripe piece of fruit. Yours can resemble grapes (red or green), watermelon, apples, peaches, or figs.

Fitting then, that jelly nails—one of this spring’s most adorable nail trends—would also hail from the same place. But Korean jelly nails are not just cute—they’re juicy, too.