Which leaves a better impression: gel nails or regular polish?
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My nails are short.
If I go with gel nails, I’m thinking of a subtle design in a pale white-beige with no decorations; if I use regular polish, I’m considering pink-beige.
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I look forward to hearing what you gentlemen think.
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I didn’t realize nails and manicures were different.
That’s about the extent of most men’s interest in nails.
As long as they’re not dirty, too flashy, or too long, I don’t really care whether someone has a manicure or not.
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I learned something new about the difference between nails and manicures.
Nails: hardening resin
Manicures: applying lacquer
I prefer pink-beige. Though honestly, I think natural pink, with nothing on them, looks prettier.
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I’m pathologically particular about my own nails and keep them immaculate, but I hardly ever notice women’s nails.
Still, if she’s wearing slightly flashy nail art, I’ll compliment it regardless of my personal taste.
“Your nails are cute♪”
A casual comment like that is usually enough to put most women in a good mood.
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Because of my job, I don’t do either, and I always keep my nails trimmed short.
As long as they look clean and well-groomed, that may be enough.
Rather than focusing on things like nails, men I’m fairly close to often compliment me on things like not having wrinkles around my neck, having smooth skin, the way I eat, my greetings, and the way I speak. So maybe men pay more attention to those things.
Personally, I do pay close attention to the fingers and nails of men I’m close to—or likely to become close to. I find it a little disappointing when their nails are overgrown or dirty.
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If it suits the person and doesn’t seem likely to cause any problems at work, I don’t really mind.
And if we’re meeting on a day off, I don’t pay much attention to what they do for work either.
Seeing Haru-Natsu-Aki-Fuyu’s comment reminded me that I’m often complimented on my hands and fingers being beautiful, so I guess a fair number of women do pay attention to a man’s hands.
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Personally, I don’t really mind either way.
If I had to choose, I’d say manicures leave a better impression, since long or elaborate nails would probably get in the way of most jobs.
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Personally, I think it’s better to go without either.
If I had to choose, though, I’d say nail polish.
That said, I can tell you’re trying to keep things understated, so either way, I’d be able to enjoy the date without worrying about it.
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