Why Shadow Nails Are the New Nail Art

Korea's most famous nail artist ​is tired of splashy like-bait designs and over-the-top polish. Instead, she wants to embellish your cuticles. Backstage at Creatures of Comfort, Unistella put a fresh spin on her signature glass nails, giving cuticles tiny metallic tabs, also known as "nail shadows." Perfect for those with short nails and even shorter attention spans, the micro-appliqués​ suit all nail lengths and take zero time to dry. 

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Shadow nails are just what I need for my winter acrylic cleanse.​