lunulae is the white, top part of your nail.
lunulae is the white, top part of your nail.
what is the white, top part of your nail?
lunulae
acrylic nails are a more common form of artificial nails and may also be referred to as "liquid and powder nails". they have been around for decades whereas gel nail products are still a very recent addition to the nail industry first being introduced in the 1980s. the most popular acrylic nail service is the pink and white which refers to the use of pink colored acrylic and a white acrylic powder to create a long-lasting french manicure look. just as with gel nails, acrylic nail extensions can be created using forms to create sculpted nails or tips. forms are special stickers that are placed at the end of each finger, under the finger nail, and secured in place so that wet acrylic can be sculpted into a nail extension at the fingernail's edge. thus, each nail extension is sculpted and why this procedure is referred to as "sculpts" or "sculpted nails." tips are simply mass-produced plastic nail tips that are adhered to the fingernail's edge using nail resin. each tip is clipped and filed into shape before applying the wet acrylic and the nail extension is made.
gel nails
an oshizushihako (, literally: pressed sushi box) is a box or mold used to make "oshizushi" (pressed sushi). the box is traditionally made from wood, but nowadays often made from plastic. it can be disassembled into three parts: a bottom part, the rectangular walls, and a top part. before use, the wooden box should be put in water to reduce sticking of the rice. the bottom and top parts can be covered with a layer of plastic foil for easier cleaning. the bottom part and the walls are assembled before the rice and the topping is added. next, the top part is used to press down on the sushi, hence the name "pressed sushi". for disassembly, the rectangular walls are pulled up while the top part still presses against the sushi. after removing the top part, the sushi is cut and can be served.
oshizushihako