Fake nails - tacky or not?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are OFTEN tacky, but not always. But I love them (both the tacky and classy versions). Except for rare special occasions, I don't get them because I don't want to pay to maintain them, and because it's just not practical with little kids, pets, work, etc. But I really like them on other people. And I am not into any other "fake" beauty stuff like lashes.

Non-tacky example:

Those aren’t tacky. They are full on disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are OFTEN tacky, but not always. But I love them (both the tacky and classy versions). Except for rare special occasions, I don't get them because I don't want to pay to maintain them, and because it's just not practical with little kids, pets, work, etc. But I really like them on other people. And I am not into any other "fake" beauty stuff like lashes.

Non-tacky example:

Those aren’t tacky. They are full on disgusting.

I'm sure your style is super fun and joyful.

[Anonymous]

It all depends on how you have them done and what style.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are OFTEN tacky, but not always. But I love them (both the tacky and classy versions). Except for rare special occasions, I don't get them because I don't want to pay to maintain them, and because it's just not practical with little kids, pets, work, etc. But I really like them on other people. And I am not into any other "fake" beauty stuff like lashes.

Non-tacky example:

These are terrible. Sorry, PP. How can you not think those are tacky???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't like fake nails (or fake lashes or fake boobs or botox or fake tans). I think they always look tacky. But, that's just me. My opinion means nothing when it comes to what other people do with their bodies.

You can't even tell with sny of these things. I've been accused of having fake everything on your list and I'll throw in hair. It's all real and they're fabulous!

[Anonymous]

Based on some of the fashion recommendations I see around here, I wouldn’t consider DCUM to be a reliable source of what’s trendy or fashionable. Just say you’re boring and unimaginative and leave it at that.

[Anonymous]

Well, you described yourself as a "...a shorter nailed lady", which actually says a lot about you in terms of your age, the way you dress, your hair, your overall style. I'm picturing TakPak Crunchy meets Coastal Grandmother.

Sounds kinda judgey, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Super tacky and LMC.

You sound boring and obnoxious. Enjoy your Eileen Fisher and stay in your suburban normcore bubble.

[Anonymous]

Fake nails are tacky. Fake tan looks like mud and fake glow on your nose looks stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do. And fake eyelashes.

both are super tacky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are OFTEN tacky, but not always. But I love them (both the tacky and classy versions). Except for rare special occasions, I don't get them because I don't want to pay to maintain them, and because it's just not practical with little kids, pets, work, etc. But I really like them on other people. And I am not into any other "fake" beauty stuff like lashes.

Non-tacky example:

Tacky!

[Anonymous]

Ye, tacky. And long nails in general are tacky, real or fake.

[Anonymous]

Very DMV of you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are OFTEN tacky, but not always. But I love them (both the tacky and classy versions). Except for rare special occasions, I don't get them because I don't want to pay to maintain them, and because it's just not practical with little kids, pets, work, etc. But I really like them on other people. And I am not into any other "fake" beauty stuff like lashes.

Non-tacky example:

RIP T’challa

[Anonymous]

OK are these boring, ahem, I mean classy enough?