5. Mid-Century Modern Innovations
The post-World War II era witnessed unprecedented creativity in nail art technology and techniques. Acrylic nails, introduced in the 1950s, provided a durable alternative to natural nails and opened up new possibilities for nail art designs. This period also saw the rise of nail art as a distinct form of artistic expression, with salons offering increasingly sophisticated treatments. The development of new polymer formulations and application methods allowed for longer-lasting manicures and more intricate designs. Popular culture's growing influence led to bolder and more adventurous nail art styles, reflecting the era's vibrant spirit.
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