National Nail Polish Day

June 1, Sunday

National Nail Polish Day
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National Nail Polish Day is celebrated annually on June 1st. This holiday is dedicated to beauty, self-expression, and a creative approach to nail care. It was created to celebrate the variety of nail polish styles and shades, as well as the history and culture associated with manicures.

Origin of the holiday
This day was established in 2017 by the cosmetics brand Essie — one of the most famous nail polish manufacturers. The purpose of the holiday is to inspire people to experiment with colors and nail designs, as well as to emphasize the importance of self-care.

How to celebrate the day

* Visiting a salon for a professional manicure
* Hosting at-home nail art sessions with friends
* Posting manicure photos on social media with the hashtags #NationalNailPolishDay or #NailPolishDay
* Buying new shades of polish, especially from limited edition collections
* Organizing giveaways, promotions, and discounts in cosmetic stores

Interesting facts about nail polish

* The first nail polishes appeared in ancient China around 3000 BC
* In ancient Egypt, nail color symbolized social status
* Modern nail polish was inspired by car paint in the 1920s
* The Essie brand, which created this holiday, started with 12 shades in 1981

Popular types of nail polish

* Classic (regular) polish
* Gel polish (long-lasting and dries in a lamp)
* Matte polish
* Glitter and effect polishes
* Thermo polish (changes color with temperature)
* Magnetic polish

Why is it important?
For many, a manicure is a way to express individuality, improve mood, and highlight personal style. The color of nails can reflect mood, season, or even an important event. The holiday reminds us that even small joys, like a beautiful manicure, can bring pleasure and confidence.
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