Painted nails

Sofi Savarese

Mr. Roddy 

IHSS

9/21/20

Painted nails 

Something that is common with many people in society is having painted nails. Depending on the person's preference, there is a variety of nail shapes, patterns, and colors that they could choose from. Sometimes, if the person wants their nails to look professional, they will go to a nail solan to get them done. This can be very expensive, so if a person prefers not to go to a solan, nail polish is also sold separately. This is less expensive and a lot easier, so some people decide to paint their nails themselves. Depending on the person, there are many reasons why a person paints their nails. For me, I think that it looks much better compared to what my normal nail looks like. I also think that you can incorporate a color that you like into your "outfit" much like someone might wear their favorite color shirt. Many women also like to paint their nails because they think that it is more attractive. I also found an article where a woman was talking about how she painted her nails because it was very calming and stress relieving. She stated that it was an easy task for her to complete and gave her a sense of accomplishment that helped her destress so she could work. There are many different reasons that someone could paint their nails, whether it is because they think its attractive, or it is a stress relief it varies on the person. 

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