I paid $160 to get a French manicure in Paris. The technique wasn't unique, but the long-lasting results impressed me.
Briefly

In preparation for my first trip to Paris, I did the usual itinerary prep - museums, restaurants, and boutiques. However, I also realized this would be the perfect opportunity to experience a French manicure, both in the sense of style and technique.
French manicures (a solid-colored base with a crescent tip in a different color) aren't necessarily French. They're a US invention coined in the 1970s inspired by French fashion and beauty aesthetics.
As a nail buff who gets monthly manicures, I'm always curious to see what they're like in other countries. I also personally think it's fun to say I got a French mani in France.
Although the technique wasn't as unique as other manicures I've tried, I was happy with the results.
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