Emma Roberts Is in Support of Naked Nails This Summer: "I'm Going Rogue"

  With a trip to Paris in California travel books and ideas, Emma Roberts is preparing for a vibrant late spring.  And keeping in mind that she plans 100% to suppress a respectable scale of SPF (she honestly loves Tatcha and Coola), there's something wonderful that won't make it into her pack.  : Clean the nail.  "When I'm going on a long trip, I'm constantly like, 'What kind of nails do I get?'  I have to focus on this tone to get around. That's why I've been condemning any authority for a long time, "Roberts told Marie Claire.  Instead of adopting wild plans or harsh tone, she is adopting a straightforward strategy.

Emma Roberts

“[I’m doing] just no color and a buff. It’s been kind of amazing. I feel like when I get my nails done, after a couple of days they’re chipping—probably from washing my hands so much and sanitizing,” the actress notes. “There’s something chic about having nothing on your nails. The last few years it’s been all about nail art, gels, acrylics, and long, crazy nails. But because of that, I think there’s something really beautiful and feminine about having nothing on them. There’s something sexy about having a bare nail.” 

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Presently, getting a bare nail to look cleaned and clean without the mastery of a professional can be somewhat of an expectation to learn and adapt. While turning into a specialist with trimmers and a record is one method for finishing a DIY nail trim, the Scream Queens alum depends on the Finishing Touch Flawless Salon Nails, a pocket-sized device that helps buff, document, trim fingernail skin, and shape the nails. "Individuals ridicule young ladies for being like, 'I broke a nail!' But, have you broken a nail? It damages and it's terrible. Then it gets on everything," the Flawless Touch Finish representative says. "In any case, this is perfect — it's a speedy and simple final detail."

Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts