Hailey Bieber's 'Glazed Donut Nails' Are The Hottest New Trend To Try At Home

Who doesn't like a glistening gleaming donut? But looks like we have taken our obsession with the sweet delicacy a notch higher. From Hailey Bieber's glazed skin look to Selena Gomez's glazed eye makeup, this beauty trend has everyone hooked. The latest being on nails. Presenting, Glazed donut nails. Before we go ahead with this, let us tell you that it is Hailey Bieber-approved. Yes, that's true. On multiple occasions, the model and Rhode Skin founder was captured flaunting a full set of almond-shaped nails that social media users have nicknamed glazed donut nails. The shiny yet subtle pearlescent look has taken the Internet by storm, with many wondering how she got the look.

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Hailey Bieber's Los Angeles-based nail artist Zola Ganzorigt in a TikTok video shared tips to mimic the manicure. 

Get The Look:

Before kick-starting the manicure, you'll need to prep your nails first. Prepping the nails properly will make the manicure last longer. Remove old polish first and soak your fingertips in a bowl of lukewarm water for a few minutes. Now, push back your cuticles, the thin layer of skin around, using a wooden orange stick or metal cuticle pusher. Use cuticle nippers to trim the excess skin. Be careful while doing it. Next, wipe the nail with a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol or acetone-based nail polish remover. This will help get rid of any oil that may cause nail polish not to adhere well.

Steps To Get The Glazed Look: 

Step 1: Begin by applying a layer of the base coat. The base coat also acts as a part of prepping process

Step 2: Now, use one coat of milky white, shimmer-free nail polish.

Step 3: Follow it up with a thin layer of a shimmery white shade. In case the shimmery white nail paint is thick, you can add a few drops of nail paint coater to make it thin.  

Step 4: Once the polish phase is complete, leave your nails for at least 15 minutes to set. Finish your manicure with cuticle oil and a hand lotion to add an extra layer of protection to your nail polish. 

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