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Veri Peri Manicure Trends To Try In 2022

Ring in the new year with a perfect pop of purple.

by Margaret Blatz
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The new year is going to be filled with purple, according to Pantone. The color-defining company has declared that Veri Peri is the color of 2022. The periwinkle shade was chosen due to having a “carefree confidence and a daring curiosity that animates our creative spirit” according to Pantone’s website. That’s exactly the kind of energy I’m trying to bring into 2022. If you also want to channel those good vibes, you’re going to want to try one of these Veri Peri manicures in 2022.

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A fun way to play with Veri Peri is to do a negative, graphic design. With tape to get sharp lines and patience to let everything dry, you can get this sharp, playful manicure from your own home.

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You can glam up your Veri Peri nails by using your favorite glitter polish over the periwinkle. It lets the color of the year pop while giving you a little extra sparkle, and who could say no to glitter?

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If that’s not enough sparkle for you, then it’s time to break out the big guns. You can offset the Veri Peri by blinging out your ring and pointer fingers as well as adding a little gem to your middle finger. It doesn’t get more opulent than this.

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Go balls to the wall with color by trying out these colorful, mismatched french tips. It’s a playful way to try out Veri Peri while rocking all your favorite shades.

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With a thin detailing brush, you can turn your Veri Peri into an intricate, wavy manicure. It doesn’t have to be exact to get a funky, psychedelic look.

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Purple isn’t a favorite color of everyone, but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the Veri Peri fun. Instead, you choose your favorite color and use just a bit of Veri Peri to create a fluid look to your nails.

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