Brazilian Manicure Is All Rage on TikTok

Brazil has made nail beauty an industry. Nail salons are abundant, and technicians possess great expertise. One of the most acclaimed manicure styles in Brazil is known as Brazilian technique.

This messy, paint-splatter-y style of nail painting involves covering both nails and surrounding skin to achieve full coverage and longer-term polish. This trend has recently become extremely popular on TikTok.

It’s cheaper

When it comes to beauty trends, most of us look to France, Italy, or America – or Asian juggernauts such as Korea – for inspiration. One Latin country making waves though is Brazil: from nail polish trends to Brazilian waxes – Brazilian women are setting the beauty bar.

Nail industry revenues in Vietnam are enormous and boast one of the second-highest profit margins globally due to access to affordable polishes and labor costs.

Brazilian nail technicians are an indispensable component of society, working tirelessly to keep customers satisfied. One innovative method they employ for painting nails involves slopping on paint onto each nail and using a pointy orange wood stick soaked with cotton soaked with acetone to wipe away excess polish – producing an unusually messy manicure which lasts much longer than conventional polishes; additionally this process eliminates the need to push back cuticles which may lead to infections.

It lasts longer

People everywhere struggle to create perfectly polished nails at home, often ending up with air bubbles or smudged polish. Now there is an exciting trend in Brazil that may help make nail color last for longer!

Brazilian manicures involve applying thick layers of paint over nails, cuticles and the skin around them in an almost messy fashion, which helps the nail color adhere to it more securely than with traditional manicures and reduces peeling issues associated with traditional treatments.

To achieve a perfect look, a manicurist uses a clear base coat and then applies nail polish over all areas of the nail, including cuticles and cuticle bed. Next comes cleaning off excess nail polish using an orangewood stick soaked in acetone cotton ball – which may sound strange but is an excellent way to keep nail polish lasting longer! While this technique might sound strange at first, giving it a try could help your manicure last even longer!

It’s easy

Brazil may be best-known for its soccer and samba culture, but its influence in beauty continues to spread beyond sports. From manicures and massage techniques influenced by this football nation are making waves on TikTok at an impressive rate; most recently popular is Brazilian manicure – an innovative nail painting technique making headlines around the globe.

A manicurist performs this service similarly to any other manicure; however, instead of only painting the nail and cuticle with polish, they paint all surrounding skin around it as well. This eliminates peeling skin around nails while giving a polished appearance.

This technique is also simpler and helps prevent chipping more effectively than traditional manicures; moreover, nail polish will remain intact longer as it no longer has to contend with an extra thin layer of skin. However, some individuals may be concerned about cuticle removal since cuticles are natural part of nails.

It’s trendy

Brazil seems to be leading the global beauty revolution these days, from beauty products and massage techniques to manicures that boast long-term effects – and one trend in particular that’s becoming popular is Brazilian manicure. Check out TikTok to see just how popular it has become!

This technique involves covering the cuticles with nail polish when painting and then using an orange wood stick and cotton soaked with acetone to wipe over surrounding skin, to ensure no gaps remain between nails and their respective proximal nail folds, making the manicure last longer.

Many nail technicians oppose this practice, saying it could lead to infection or inflammation of the surrounding skin and by removing cuticles the nail matrix becomes susceptible to bacteria-based infections that lead to infections of its own. Yet women still choose it; searches related to it have increased by an impressive 80% recently on Google.