An influencer established in New York City has been beaten about her newest manicure that some critics have called the design 'Skid Mark' furious.
Halley Kate, who describes herself as 'funnier on Tiktok, more beautiful on Insta', went to social media to gush over her new nail art with her beloved Deckel Rusty.
The content -maker was mocked online after she had proudly shared the video this week and showed off with her manicure and called it 'the best nails I have ever done'.
Viewers were quickly sure that the design was more like 'blood stains' and 'Skid -Marks' then looked like a cute puppy – while many also knew it for a brutal injury.
In the clip, Halley said: 'Today actually crazy. I took my broken nails from this. I never do designs on my nails, but I am so obsessed with. '
She continued and explained that she had visited Guilded Ritual Salon for a 'Russian manicure' with hard gel, who praises how the technique 'Cutices does not exist'.
'The nail technology was so great and helped me choose the right color to ensure that we became rusty on my nails. Obsessed by Russian manicures because the attention to detail such as your cuticles does not exist after you have received one.
'I just did a very simple nude color as my basis and then I broke two of my nails, so she quickly added an extension and she did the design so quickly. She painted on the little dog. '
Halley, who has hundreds of thousands of followers online, proudly showed her new nails
The content -maker was mocked online after she had proudly shared the video this week, showing off her manicure and called it 'the best nails I have ever done'
“I could no longer be obsessed with how they turned out. I am that crazy doxin lady, I am not afraid to admit it, “she added. “I took my nails home and showed them to Rusty and he told me he loves them.”
Some of her Instagram followers have showered her with compliments that called the design 'a work of art' and 'iconic'.
Many claimed that they were 'obsessed' and 'run to the salon' to copy the look.
“OMG I am obsessed with this,” said a user on Instagram.
Another wrote: “Run to the salon.”
But others had a completely different take.
“The left nail looks like a slip marking,” wrote a user.
“Looks really like flawless blood,” added another.
Several users expressed their concern about writing: “I really thought she was injured.”
One wrote: “I thought it was a clog of period blood,” with another chiming by saying that it “looks like she just changed her tampon.”
Some said they thought it was 'Deathion' or even a subungual hematoma.
“I would say they look like Doodie,” was a comment.
Viewers were quickly sure that the design was more like 'blood stains' and 'Skid -Marks' then looked like a cute puppy – while many also knew it for a brutal injury
An 'influencer' from New York City has been beaten about her latest manicure disclosure that some critics have called the 'Skid Mark' design furious
A user wrote: 'I did not immediately realize that this was a dachshund, I thought she had bare nails and a subungual hematoma going on'
She continued and explained that she had visited Guilded Ritual Salon for a 'Russian manicure' with hard gel, who praises how the technology 'leaves' non-existence 'leaves'
“I could no longer be obsessed with how they turned out. I am that crazy doxin lady, I am not afraid to admit it, “she added. “I took my nails home and showed them to Rusty and he told me he loves them”
Another user wrote: “I did not immediately realize that this was a dachshund, I thought she had bare nails and a subungual hematoma.”
One comment was: my nails looked like this when I hit them in my car door. Should have put a clear shine about it and call the art fun. '
“Wow, this is so badly executed,” someone else agreed.
Some also criticized Halley of being a 'transplant' of New York – a term used for non -car dieters moving to the city and do not understand the ins and outs.
'What is it? These girls live in New York City and manage to pay/find the most insufficient services, “be a user.
Another one radiated: “These girls are afraid to go somewhere that is not a business shop between Tribeca and the Upper East Side Lmao.”
Different commentators pointed that “some of the most talented nail artists are in Deepx, Brooklyn and Queens. Aka the forbidden country where they will never set foot. '
