made these around a year ago but felt silly today so i decided to wear them again hahaha
(and before anyone asks about the removable nail rings: i handmade those too 😭 but the idea itself was inspired by a product i saw online, so i don’t wanna act like i invented the concept haha)
Ich lerne immer noch und wollte mal ein kleines Update geben 🥹 Danke übrigens für eure ganzen Tipps damals, ich habe wirklich versucht, vieles davon umzusetzen.
just a little long nails moment lately 🤍
i’ve been wearing removable nail rings recently and honestly really liking them because i can just take them off again before salah and wudu. makes it feel a lot more practical for me 😭
i never really thought i’d find something that felt both cute and manageable at the same time hahaha
nurse here 💕
(before anyone comes for me: these are removable wudu nail rings and i literally only wore them for this photo. they come off before work/shifts and i still follow proper hand hygiene of course)
sometimes girls in healthcare just wanna feel pretty too
i made this studio ghibli inspired set 🌱
(and before anyone asks about the metal rings: im a chef, so having long nails are not allowed. these are nail rings which i bought so i can still enjoy my passion for nail art, then just pop them off whenever i need)
Months on this battle and i think one of the hardest parts of quitting is that constant visual reminder of the progress yet to be made. 🥺
right now, i’ve started trying on beautiful hiding. hope this works as it also protects the nail bed while being a positive creative outlet
(posted this also in r/nailbiting in case you have seen it already there)
Months on this battle and i think one of the hardest parts of quitting is that constant visual reminder of the progress yet to be made. 🥺
right now, i’ve started trying on beautiful hiding. hope this works as it also protects the nail bed while being a positive creative outlet
EDIT: thank you so much for the kind words i'm getting, both on comments and dms. for those who are asking: i think the nail ring is called ayesha wudu nail rings. they are originally made for muslims since they werent allowed to wear nails but i adapted it for this purpose. https://ayeshanails.com/products/nailrings
i made this huntrix inspired set ⚔
(for those who will ask about the metal rings: since i play strings, long nails are usually impossible for me. so i bought these wudu nail rings so i can have the look, and then just pop them off whenever i need)
(also posted it on r/huntrix if you guys have seen it already)
EDIT: For those who are asking, i think they are called Ayesha wudu nail rings? i ordered them off of their website https://ayeshanails.com/products/nailrings
i’ve always been obsessed with the ridges and spirals of sea shells, so i tried to recreate that texture with this hand-painted set. it feels like i just picked these up off the beach! what do you think of the shell detail?
(for anyone that may ask: i’m a barista, so these are just removable nail rings to rock the look without the permanent length)
i recreated this nezuko inspired set ⚔
(for those who will ask about the metal rings: since i play strings, long nails are usually impossible for me. i used these removable nail rings so i can have the look for a cosplay or a quick photo, then just pop them off when it’s time to practice)
i made this killua set (hunter x hunter) and i’m obsessed. since i'm a nurse, i can't exactly wear long nails at work, so i used these removable nail rings I ordered off of a website. i didn't think i'd ever be able to rock a set like this and still can just take them off whenever i need
I’m still struggling with the habit, but seeing these beautiful removable nail rings every time i look down really helps. I used to just use them as a tool to hide my hands, but i didn't realize how seeing something so pretty would actually inspire me to overcome this.
I see so much advice telling young people to just network or get an internship, but looking at the 2026 youth unemployment stats, that seems almost impossible in certain places.
In the US (8.9%) or the Netherlands (8.7%), those strategies usually work. But in Spain (26.5%) or Greece (24.2%), when more than a quarter of the youth population is out of work, the math just isn't in your favor. It really highlights how structural issues like labor market flexibility and education-to-work pipelines make or break the start of a career.
(Source: 2025/2026 OECD Data / WFH Alert)
I had old parts and monitors lying around and decided to scrap together a side build for home. My main build(left) normally stays at college but its summer so i decided to put these set ups together.
Ich lerne noch und habe mir eure Tipps wirklich zu Herzen genommen 🥹
Deshalb habe ich heute nochmal ein neues Set mit meinen abnehmbaren Nail Rings gemacht. Danke für all eure ehrlichen Ratschläge ✨
Und für alle, die gefragt haben: Ich habe die Nail Rings von dieser Website gekauft.
I’ve been seeing a lot of posts about people wanting to stay in Europe after they finish school, but you really need to look at the 2025/2026 youth unemployment data.
If you're in Spain or Italy, more than 1 in 5 people under 24 are unemployed (Spain is at 26.5%!). It’s incredibly competitive and the job market is really rigid. If you actually want to find a stable job right after uni, Germany (6.1%) or the US (8.9%) have much better entry-level prospects. Don't just pick a country based on the culture check if there's actually room for you in the workforce first.
(Source: 2025 OECD Data / WFH Alert)