Wash your hands and remove old nail polish with an acetone-free polish remover.
It is suggested that the middle almond or short square shape looks best for French nail tips.
One little mani-secret is that gently buffed nails help polish to stay better. The key to proper buffing is to use a high grit buffer with a light touch and focus around the cuticle area.
Soak your cuticles in cuticle oil and then pushing them back. Next, exfoliate your hands with a body scrub and apply hand cream. Use nail polish remover to dehydrate the nail.
Apply one thin layer of a base coat, to get maximum adhesion. This helps the manicure last longer.
With a fine brush, draw a horizontal line on the top of the tip, then a vertical line from the tip of the nail to the line you drew. Then draw a line on the side and connect it at the top and repeat on the other side.Then round out the corners to make a perfect smile line and fill in. See the video below for a demonstration!
Add a layer of a sheer pink nail polish to make your French nails look more natural. After removing any unwanted polish with a Q-tip soaked with nail polish remover, finish with a thin layer of top coat to help your manicure last longer.