White Nail Polish On Tanned Skin?

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Amreen H.

Nov 3, 2013

Amreen H.

What do you guys think of this combo?

Banashi B.

Nov 3, 2013

Banashi B.

I actually like a black polish with tanned skin. It looks more out together.

Cassidy R.

Nov 3, 2013

Cassidy R.

I prefer white on darker skin tones and black on lighter mainly because I love the contrast so absolutely! Black looks good too but I like a nice contrast :)

Cady V.

Nov 3, 2013

Cady V.

I love the white on tan combo!

Kyraa D.

Nov 3, 2013

Kyraa D.

It will look great :p
it will make you look more tan which is always a positive, so go for it!

Sonja J.

Nov 3, 2013

Sonja J.

Well,I have to disagree Banashi,tough maybe you're right.
I just love to see someone pale rocking blacks,deep red,purple and blue...but,I don't like neons and pasteles on pale skin.On the other side,I prefer bright colors on tanned skin,including white.So yes,I think white nailpolish against tan skin looks great :)

Emily M.

Nov 3, 2013

Emily M.

Like my fav combo.

Ella R.

Nov 3, 2013

Ella R.

I think it looks so cool and I do it in the summer when I actually have a tan haha x

Claire B.

Nov 3, 2013

Claire B.

I wouldn't recommend it. It may look washed out.

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