Spring is fast approaching, and that means swapping heavy winter shades for short spring nails that feel light, clean, and ...

If you're ready to file your 2025 income taxes (and receive your potential tax refund) early, here is the information and ...

If you’re ready to leave rough and uneven edges, tiny cracks, chipped and split nails behind, this glass nail file may be the ...

Nails that are festive and functional? Yes, please. For neutral nail lovers, a festive accent nail or two does the trick. Tap into both the bow trend and the holiday spirit with these crimson decals.

The ultra-popular, holographic nail look isn't going anywhere just yet. And while a full velvety nail is still on-trend, celebrity nail artist Gina Edwards predicts it's going to be worked into more ...

Super short nails have always had their dedicated fans – myself included – but for some, a perfect manicure involves nails that are long and painstakingly shaped. Just a few weeks ago, I was in ...

The verdict is out on the chicest (and most practical) manicure of the season, so let's hear it for short nails! If you are an avid nail salon goer, chances are you probably tend to go for longer ...

DALLAS — The City of Dallas has requested the Supreme Court of Texas intervene after lower courts blocked enforcement of an ordinance that would ban most short-term rentals, like Airbnb and VRBO, in ...

Nail polish has been around for a long time, but new formulas and techniques have taken nail painting to the next level. Manicure enthusiasts can now choose from an endless variety of colors and ...

Selena Gomez’s Emmys 2025 manicure was barely there, in the best way. For last night’s ceremony, the Only Murders in the Building star gave her red Louis Vuitton gown and soft glam the spotlight, but ...

Pare back your look with short nails this September. Even with less space, you can have a statement-making manicure. I used to think my nails were only done if I had a fresh set of acrylics extending ...

Nail biters want to know. Nail biters want to know. Credit...Elizabeth Renstrom for The New York Times Supported by By Jennifer Hussein No matter your algorithmic preferences, if you’re scrolling ...