Taylor Swift proves 'the red nail theory' could be the key to igniting your love life in 2024
06.01.2024 - 09:35
/ ok.co.uk
If you’ve been unlucky in love and you’re looking to turn that around in 2024, a simple red manicure might just be the answer to all your romantic problems. According to beauty and wellness platform, Fresha, searches for ‘red nails’ have surged by 160% in the past 12 months, alongside searches for the ‘red nail theory’ rising by 158%, largely thanks to Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez’s manicure choices.
So what exactly is the ‘red nail theory’? It was first coined by @girlbosstown on TikTok, who argued that when women wear red nail polish, they are far more likely to receive attention and compliments from men. In the video, the user claims that she receives comments from men every time she paints her nails red.
Although there is no real scientific evidence behind this claim, this theory blew up on TikTok, with hundreds of users testing this 'red nail theory' out and the 'red nails' hashtag reaching over 1.6 billion searches. One TikTok user, Melisse Martineau, successfully tried out the trend and said: ‘I have never been asked out on so many dates or complimented as much as I have in the past two or three weeks with these nails.
I’ve been asked on maybe five or six dates, which is not normal … but the red nail theory is real’. Not only have TikTok users been proving this theory correct but so have celebs including Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez.
On Christmas Day, Taylor Swift was spotted at the Kansas City Chiefs game (to support her American football player boyfriend, Travis Kelce) with a bright red manicure.
Taylor’s bestie, Selena Gomez, also posted an Instagram selfie on the 30th of December rocking the red nail polish. Both singers are in what seem to be happy, committed and fairly new relationships with their
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