Brown Nail Polish: We Will Wear This Trend in Autumn
Put the red away! This autumn we’re wearing a different colour on our nails – and we love it already!
Autumn has not only moved into our heads and the wardrobe by now, a lot is happening on our fingernails as well. This season we are not going for the familiar dark red or the classic berry tones. This year, something completely different is coming up – and we promise you, you will love the trend as much as we do!
Autumn nail polish: These 3 colours are a must
If there is one colour that we all wear in autumn, except on our nails, it is brown. It is, after all, the ultimate autumn colour. That’s why the all-rounder shade is finally allowed to get on our fingernails. Fortunately! Because there are so many different shades of brown – it goes with every hair and skin tone.
Chocolate brown
A dark, intense chocolate brown belongs in every beauty bag. Why? Because the colour can look not only stylish but also super elegant. It goes with very dark skin tones and also with very light ones. A dark brown has a similar effect to dark red: it looks somehow festive, mature and special.
Caramel
Those who prefer to remain a little more inconspicuous will definitely love a nail polish in caramel. The warm brown colour goes perfectly with warm and golden skin tones. This makes the skin look even more golden and tanned at the same time. Who wouldn’t want that? On very light skin, on the other hand, a caramel tone can quickly look sickly, as the undertones do not harmonise so well. If you want to try it anyway: go for it! The main thing is that you like it.
Mocha
Mocha is the complete opposite of caramel. The cool brown tone harmonizes perfectly with very light skin tones. The cool tone is probably the most inconspicuous of the three and therefore fits perfectly into our everyday life. It makes the nails look well-groomed without immediately catching the eye. It can also be combined with virtually any other colour. A safe bank for all those who want to get started on the new autumn trend.