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When we think of the word tie-dye, the first thing that comes to mind will be hippie and psychedelic patterns but did you know that the tie-dye effect is now the latest trend in nail fashion? Several celebrities and influencers are implementing the tie-dye nail art into their everyday look. It’s all over Instagram and other social media platforms and if you haven’t seen it, well you must be living under a rock.

The gaudy designs are slowly turning into sophisticated ones and while they may look complicated, they are quite easy to do and can be done at home. A number of tutorials are available online and since the entire process doesn’t take up much time, you can D-I-Y your own tie-dye nails and experiment with tons of different looks. Here are some of the designs that you can rock not only as your everyday wear but also in chic occasions.

Must you have heard about using the best dipping powder on nails? Definitely, yes. It is a very popular technique that is used to get flawless nails in just two minutes. You get the perfect color, perfect opaqueness and the smooth shine that is surely worth noting on the nails. Since it is different from that of the other kinds of  gel nail polishes or opi gel nail colors, people may not know how to use them or how to pick the right dipping powder system for the best results.

It is just an effortless way to get perfect looks on your nails and nothing technical is involved when it comes to applying the dipping powder on the nails. You just need to apply the base, dip your nails in the lds dipping powder to get the nails ready to shine in just 2 minutes.

There is a range of brands that offers nearly every type of color in the form of dipping powder so that you get the color that is the best for you.

From low hues to sharp and neon hues, all shades are available in the various dipping powder systems. So you can get the color of your choice from some of the best dipping powder brands that are available on the market.

Thick yellow nails can be hard to trim properly. Thick yellow toenails can be difficult to cut and can cause discomfort and eventul health issues. Your thick nails can be softened to make the toenail trimming less difficult.

Issues That Can Cause Thickened Nails

• Fungal Infections
• Psoriasis
• Diabetes and poor circulation
• Trauma to the nail

The Way to Soften Toenails for Cutting

• Trimming thick yellow nails without softening the nails first will cause the nail to crack, chip, and crumble.
• Prepare a basin of warm water. The water should be deep enough to cover your feet.
• Add three tablespoons of Epsom salt to the warm water.
• Soak your feet for about 30 minutes in your tub or basin of warm water. Extremely hard toenails may need to be soaked for longer times.
• After soaking is completed, pat your feet completely dry.
• Apply a medicated toenail softening crème on your toenail.
• Allow the medicated softening crème to stay on overnight to soften your toenail thoroughly before trimming the toenail the next day.

Home Remedies for Softening Hard Nails

• Vicks Vaporub – This product can be used instead of soaking your feet in water to soften hard nails. The elements in Vicks Vaporub will hydrate your toenail, and some studies have shown that Vaporub can prevent the onset of best toenail fungus treatment. It is suggested to apply on your toenail twice a day.
• Tea Tree Oil – Tea Tree Oil with olive oil can help the onset of toenail fungus. Mix a few of the oil with olive oil and apply a few drops to the toenail.
• White Vinegar – White Vinegar is known to have antibacterial properties. With a cotton ball soaked with vinegar apply to your toenail. Repeat this application twice a day.

deadofnight, a compelling fragrance for men and women, is a perfume oil imbued with the seductive power of oudh, a precious aromatic resin. Coveted and rare—and thus extremely valuable—oudh has been prized for centuries for its deeply complex scent and aphrodisiac effect. It takes time to develop as part of the natural maturation process of the exotic agarwood tree and is responsibly harvested in the Borneo rainforest.

deadofnight balances the impact of oudh with green top notes, floral hints of jasmine and rose and the nuanced warmth of sandalwood, amber and musk. The result is a sophisticated fragrance with a lingering sensuality that can be worn to devastating effect by both men and women.

Unlike alcohol-based sprays, perfume oils must be applied deliberately and carefully, encouraging an intimate ritual that enhances the appreciation of fragrance and its mystical allure.

ELIZABETH GAYNES

Founder

Elizabeth has built her career financing, advising and marketing emerging companies. Her business background, extensive work in the fragrance industry and commitment to sustainable business practices form the core of ERH1012. She is also a founder and director of GaiaOne, a company dedicated to developing sustainable plantations for the flavors and fragrance industry.

HELENA CHRISTENSEN

Creative Director

Helena Christensen has been a prominent figure in fashion for over 20 years. A photographer, writer and philanthropist, her stunning photography is featured on ERH1012’s website. Besides having her photography highlighted in numerous magazines, she has had several pictorial exhibitions. Helena is a global photographer for Oxfam. As Creative Director at ERH1012, Helena works closely with Elizabeth to define our identity; she has been instrumental in translating our scent and is closely involved with developing our approach to the market. Helena’s natural appreciation for this special, rare, and unusual product makes her a treasured part of our team.

CHRISTOPHE LAUDAMIEL

Master Perfumer

Christophe is internationally recognized for pioneering the development of scent as the next frontier in contemporary art, and is widely acclaimed as the creator of some of the world’s most renowned perfumes. His seminal first work premiered at the New York and Bilbao Guggenheim Museums with the first-ever Scent Opera. He has created projects for the Davos World Economic Forum and the Royal Botanical Gardens, and presented at the Royal College of Art and University of Arts in Berlin. His work is catalogued at Harvard and Columbia. Christophe’s contribution to deadofnight has been invaluable in defining our complex scent.