unpainted toenails?

[Anonymous]

I know painted toenails are cuter and more fun, but I like the look of well groomed natural feet/toenails.

Am I committing a complete faux pas by wearing sandals all summer without polished toes?

[Anonymous]

No, but please please make sure they are still well-manicured! Long painted toenails are unpleasant, but long, rough, and unpainted are shiver-worthy.

[Anonymous]

Of course you're not! It's actually more elegant to have beautiful natural nails than it is to have any kind of polish.
You need shapely feet, and well-groomed, healthy nails. Done.

[Anonymous]

I think it's completely fine as long as they are well-groomed, which you said they would be.

[Anonymous]

I prefer painted.

[Anonymous]

It's fine so long as your toes look nice and aren't scraggly/grungy/overgrown/whatever. I rarely remember to paint my toenails but they do always look neat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I prefer painted.

I do too, and I'm pretty low maintenance.

[Anonymous]

I like painted better too. I'm pretty minimal on other beauty things, but I do like color on my toes.

[Anonymous]

In the winter months, I get pedicures and just have them buff my toenails (no polish). It looks great!

[Anonymous]

As long as there is no fungus go for it. There is nothing more disgusting than looking down and seeing someone's yellow toenail while I'm trying to eat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I prefer painted.

I do too, and I'm pretty low maintenance.

+1

I never paint my fingernails, but I always have my toes done. It's pretty easy because a pedicure lasts me 3+ weeks. But having said that, no one is forced to paint her toenails.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I prefer painted.

I do too, and I'm pretty low maintenance.

+1

I never paint my fingernails, but I always have my toes done. It's pretty easy because a pedicure lasts me 3+ weeks. But having said that, no one is forced to paint her toenails.

Same here. While natural is certainly someone's prerogative, I rarely see toes that would not benefit from being covered up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I prefer painted.

I do too, and I'm pretty low maintenance.

+1

I never paint my fingernails, but I always have my toes done. It's pretty easy because a pedicure lasts me 3+ weeks. But having said that, no one is forced to paint her toenails.

Same here. While natural is certainly someone's prerogative, I rarely see toes that would not benefit from being covered up.

+1

[Anonymous]

Seriously? I never paint my toenails, ok I did once for the novelty. I'm low maintenance. My toenails are clean and trimmed. I do notice that almost *every* women's toenails are done up. I just can't be bothered, though.

[Anonymous]

I also strongly prefer painted and disagree that unpainted looks more "elegant." There is nothing wrong with it, of course, just like no one has to shave her legs... but I prefer polish.