Pastel Colors: Soft, muted pastel shades, such as lavender, mint green, and baby blue, were popular choices for nail polish.

Minimalist Nail Art: Many people embraced minimalist nail designs, featuring simple lines, dots, and geometric shapes. Negative space nail art, where some of the natural nail is left bare, was also a trend.

Ombre Nails: Gradient or ombre nails, where two or more colors blend seamlessly together, gained popularity. This technique allowed for a subtle yet eye-catching look.

French Manicure Reinvented: The classic French manicure saw a revival with creative twists. People experimented with colored tips, glitter accents, and various nail shapes.

Nail Extensions and Shapes: Long, almond-shaped and coffin-shaped nails remained popular, and many opted for nail extensions to achieve these shapes.

Texture and Embellishments: Textured nails, like matte finishes and velvet nails, were trendy. Nail embellishments such as rhinestones, pearls, and studs added extra flair to manicures.

Nature-Inspired Nails: Nails featuring floral designs, animal prints, and earthy tones were inspired by nature and reflected a desire for natural beauty.

Metallic and Holographic Nails: Metallic and holographic nail polishes were in demand for those seeking a futuristic and eye-catching look.

Nail Health and Sustainability: Many individuals focused on nail health and chose more eco-friendly and non-toxic nail products. .