"I put scotch tape on the base a large portion of my nails. At that point, I paint the part over the tape with white shine. When I paint each of the 10 fingers, I uproot the tape, take a reasonable or transparent pink nail shine and paint over the entire nail." -Penny, 17, Hammond, IN

"I utilize a white nail shine from a nail trim pack and painstakingly paint the tips of my nails. At that point, I plunge a Q-tip in nail shine remover and clean up the oversights. In some cases, I run over the tips with a fun light shading like pinkish-silver. Analysis to see what shading you like!" -Paris, 16, Jackson, MS

"I utilize covering tape as a stencil with the goal that I get a fresh white line. Simply be mindful so as to push the tape the distance down so that the white nail shine doesn't splash under it. Also, don't take the tape off until the shine is dry! Taking the tape off too soon can smear the shine." -Kylie, 16, Carmel, IN

"I utilize this pack from Sally Hansen that I got at Wal-Mart. It Lip care tips  accompanies a base coat, a reasonable coat, and a French nail treatment pen. It's so natural to utilize. I've even done my companions' nails for moves. It spares you oodles of cash and looks pretty much as awesome!" -Kaylen, 18, Owensboro, KY

"Everything I need is tape, scissors, and white and clear nail shine. I trim the tape to take after the bend of my fingernail tips, stick the tape beneath the white piece of my nails, and paint the tips white. When I complete, I gradually uproot the tape and sit tight for them to dry so I can include a layer of clear clean. It would appear that they were done professionally!" -Rachel, 16, Monterey Park, CA

"It's extremely straightforward. Get a light pink shading and paint it on your nails. At that point, the mystery weapon is WhiteOut. I paint a dainty stripe at the highest point of my nail and- -blast -they're consummate!" -Sara, 15, Grand Rapids, MI

"For a full-out French nail treatment, document and buff your nails, and back rub fingernail skin oil into every nail. At that point, take typical white nail shine (I suggest NYC), and make a slight stripe over the highest point of your nail. In a shallow dish, pour some nail shine remover and dunk in a square-formed paintbrush. Utilize the brush to wipe away abundance shine until the white stripe turns into an even bend. Sit tight a couple of minutes for the shine to dry. At that point, apply clear or transparent pink nail clean over the entire nail." -Rahath, 15, Sterling, VA

"For a full-out French nail trim, document and buff your nails, and back rub fingernail skin oil into every nail. At that point, take ordinary white nail shine (I prescribe NYC), and make a slight stripe over the highest point of your nail. In a shallow dish, pour some nail shine remover and dunk in a square-formed paintbrush. Utilize the brush to wipe away overabundance shine until the white stripe turns into an even bend. Sit tight a couple of minutes for the shine to dry. At that point, apply clear or transparent pink nail clean over the entire nail." -Rahath, 15, Sterling, VA