This winter, the traditional dominance of red in manicures could well be challenged by the rise of the "frosted raspberry" manicure. This shade blends intense tones and luminous highlights to offer a style that is both warm and elegant, ideal for the cold season.<\/p>\n
The "frosted raspberry" manicure draws its inspiration from a rich palette, ranging from blackberry and burgundy to cranberry and plum. This blend of fruity tones is combined with chrome or glitter finishes to create an icy effect reminiscent of a frosted fruit. This luminous texture adds a festive and precious touch that delights everyone.<\/p>\n
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This style suits all nail shapes, long or short, square or rounded, making it a versatile option. From an intensely glossy look with chrome powder to a more subtle effect like a frosted raspberry French manicure, it works equally well with holiday outfits and everyday wear. This blend of elegance and modernity makes this color an irresistible alternative to classic red.<\/p>\n
Already very popular on Instagram, the "frosted raspberry" manicure is inspiring nail artists who are exploring its variations: pearls, glitter, ombr\u00e9, and subtle patterns are all ways to personalize this style. This widespread adoption on social media underscores its potential to become the must-have color of winter 2025\/2026.<\/p>\n
In short, the "frosted raspberry" manicure is emerging as the chic and modern alternative to classic red. With its fruity hues, luminous shimmer, and ability to adapt to any style, it promises to become the must-have of the cold season. This winter, your nails have found their new essential.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This winter, the traditional dominance of red in manicures could well be challenged by the rise of the...","protected":false},"author":8375,"featured_media":428674,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"disable_msn":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[6142],"tags":[97833,97768],"class_list":["post-428671","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-maquillage","tag-actu","tag-manucure"],"image":{"medium":["https:\/\/www.ma-grande-taille.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/@xamandaelizabethx-_-Tik-Tok-200x113.jpg",200,113,true],"large":["https:\/\/www.ma-grande-taille.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/@xamandaelizabethx-_-Tik-Tok-500x281.jpg",500,281,true]},"custom":{"td_video":"","featured_image":"https:\/\/www.ma-grande-taille.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/@xamandaelizabethx-_-Tik-Tok.jpg","author":{"name":"Fabienne Baure","avatar":"https:\/\/www.ma-grande-taille.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/fabienne_baure-96x96.jpg"},"categories":[{"term_id":6142,"name":"Makeup","slug":"maquillage","term_group":0,"term_taxonomy_id":6314,"taxonomy":"category","description":"
The Makeup section of The Body Optimist shares techniques for complexion, eyes, brows and lips, with color advice designed for every skin tone, from the fairest to the deepest. Quick tutorials, party looks and trend breakdowns: makeup is treated as play and a way to express yourself, never as an obligation.<\/p>\n
The right foundation shade is the one that disappears into your skin, with no visible line between your face and neck. Test two or three shades along your jawline rather than on your hand, then check them in daylight after a few minutes, once the formula has settled. Next, identify your undertone: cool (pink hints), warm (golden or peachy hints), neutral, or olive (slightly greenish hints). On deep and very deep skin, a shade that\u2019s too ashy makes the complexion look gray, so look for brands with an extended shade range. And there\u2019s no need to cover everything: a sheer formula or concealer applied only where you want it lets freckles and natural skin texture show through.<\/p>\n
Here, makeup is a palette, not a mask. We don\u2019t talk about flaws to correct but about what you feel like doing: defining your eyes, warming up your complexion, trying a bold color. Our advice works for every skin tone, every age and every gender, and we keep a critical eye on trends that push a single type of face, like the \u201cSlavic Face\u201d trend<\/a>.<\/p>\n On fair skin, soft pinks and peaches give a natural flush. Medium and tan skin tones pair well with apricot, coral and raspberry pink. Deep and very deep skin tones come alive with rich, highly pigmented shades: plum, berry red, terracotta or bright orange. Whatever your skin tone, build the color in light layers and blend it up toward your temples.<\/p>\n It depends on your lenses. Lenses for nearsightedness make eyes look smaller, so you can play up eyeliner and mascara and brighten the inner corners. Lenses for farsightedness magnify the eyes: go for a precise line, a clump-free mascara and well-blended eyeshadow. Thick frames often pair well with slightly more defined brows.<\/p>\n Makeup doesn\u2019t damage skin in itself, but some habits can irritate it or lead to breakouts. Good habits include removing your makeup every night, washing brushes and sponges regularly, respecting the period after opening and, if you\u2019re acne-prone, choosing non-comedogenic formulas. Persistent redness or itching is worth a visit to a dermatologist.<\/p>\n Keep exploring: browse the whole Beauty<\/a> section, our skincare routines<\/a> to prep your skin and our beauty tips and tricks<\/a> for nails and everyday beauty hiccups.<\/p>","parent":6141,"count":444,"filter":"raw","cat_ID":6142,"category_count":444,"category_description":" The Makeup section of The Body Optimist shares techniques for complexion, eyes, brows and lips, with color advice designed for every skin tone, from the fairest to the deepest. Quick tutorials, party looks and trend breakdowns: makeup is treated as play and a way to express yourself, never as an obligation.<\/p>\n The right foundation shade is the one that disappears into your skin, with no visible line between your face and neck. Test two or three shades along your jawline rather than on your hand, then check them in daylight after a few minutes, once the formula has settled. Next, identify your undertone: cool (pink hints), warm (golden or peachy hints), neutral, or olive (slightly greenish hints). On deep and very deep skin, a shade that\u2019s too ashy makes the complexion look gray, so look for brands with an extended shade range. And there\u2019s no need to cover everything: a sheer formula or concealer applied only where you want it lets freckles and natural skin texture show through.<\/p>\n Here, makeup is a palette, not a mask. 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Thick frames often pair well with slightly more defined brows.<\/p>\n Makeup doesn\u2019t damage skin in itself, but some habits can irritate it or lead to breakouts. Good habits include removing your makeup every night, washing brushes and sponges regularly, respecting the period after opening and, if you\u2019re acne-prone, choosing non-comedogenic formulas. 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