Fake Nails - Yes or No?
Okay, let’s talk about false nails. They are an incredible resource that a lot of people use every day. However, they are also prone to getting a bit of a bad reputation because they are more often than not associated with accidents and injuries.
So, the real question is this. Are false nails the right choice for you? Well, we think that they can be, but it depends an awful lot on the situation. So let’s take a look at it in more detail.
Should You Have False Nails?
To really answer the question as to whether you should have false nails or not, we need to think about something called relevance. Everything has to be relevant. You can’t just apply something to your life without thinking about it first.
When you’re looking at whether you should have false nails or not, you have to think about the situation. You have to think about what you’re going to be doing, and whether false nails will be a help or hindrance. There are a lot of situations where false nails can be a good thing. Like for example, when you’re trying to look professional for a business meeting, or when you have a social event to go to. But on the other hand, there are times when false nails aren’t going to be helpful, like when you’ve got to do manual labour or a lot of typing.
Understand the Situation
So what we suggest, as experts with false nails, is to approach every situation as an individual case, and then look at where the false nails will be helpful. If there are multiple instances where you can wear false nails from one situation to the next without having to change, then it’s a good idea to invest in a neutral colour that will work for both situations.
However, it’s when people don’t stop and think that the problems occur. Buying false nails, and then taking them to a situation where they’re not going to be any help to you, and then having then break or go wrong isn’t really the fault of the nail. It’s the fault of the person for not judging the situation properly. That’s what a lot of people just don’t stop to think about, instead they try and blame the designer and the materials, and then false nails get slated. That’s not the way forward. You have to be socially savvy.
So to summarise, what we suggest is taking the time to think about whether false nails can be any help to you before you buy them. We sell a variety of different options, and they’re all made from durable and long-lasting materials, but that’s no good if people aren’t sensible with them. We implore people to look at false nails as being an optional tool and not a fix for every situation. All that we ask is that you exercise some social awareness to get the best possible results for your situation.
