Although the age difference between the millennium and Zukers is not very large, their interests, lifestyles and habits are very different. And network users confirm this. We’ve already talked about the makeup and frying sticks of generations, and today you’ll find what kind of manicure you like for thousands of years, but you’ll find Zumers disturbing.
Slope
In Tiktok, a millennium manicure video is increasingly emerging. Bloggers apply varnishes in different colors to nails to obtain a gradient. The truth is that such a design was popular in the early 2000s, when many millennia began to deal with beauty. Zukers sees such a nail art as very boring. So if you choose a gradient, it’s just aura nail.
Short nails
There is nothing better than long -shaped nails for zomers than thousand years – for comfort and comfort. They grew up in advertisements for correct nutrition, vegetarianism and naturalness in everything. Therefore, they usually choose a short length that disturbs the generation Z.
Bright monotonous
Millennials is sure that you need to express yourself. T -shirts with inscriptions, volumetric jewelry and checkered shirts were at the top of popularity during the growing millennium, so even a flat manicure should be bright. The brightest shadow burgundy in the zukers palette.
Glowing manicure
Millennials’ personal diaries were sealed with bright stickers. Therefore, the shining manicure can be understood. Zukers, if they want the glow, choose the “cat eye” trend.
Although Zukers condemned the millennium years, it is important to remember that everything new is well forgotten.
Source: People Talk
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