National Mani-Pedi Day
April 25, Friday
History of the holiday
The tradition of nail care has ancient roots:
- Around 5000 years ago: In India, women used henna to color their nails.
- 3000 BC: In Egypt, men of high status painted their nails to emphasize their position in society.
- 1975: In France, the French manicure technique was developed and became popular worldwide.
How to celebrate
- Visit a beauty salon: Many people use this day to have their nails professionally cared for, enjoying relaxing manicure and pedicure procedures.
- Home care: Some prefer to have spa treatments at home using their own tools and nail polishes.
- Experiment with designs: This day is a great opportunity to try new colors and styles, expressing individuality through nail art.
Interesting facts
- Nail growth speed: On average, fingernails grow about 0.1 mm per day, while toenails grow more slowly.
- Seasonal influence: Nails grow faster during the warmer months, especially in summer.
- Gender differences: Men generally have faster-growing nails than women.
National Mani-Pedi Day reminds us of the importance of self-care and offers the opportunity to enjoy moments of relaxation and beauty.