Bring the “guava girl” summer trend to your fingertips with nail art that channels the fruit’s signature pink and green hues.

Warm, earthy kitchen shades will outshine green next year designers predict rich terracotta, sage, butter‑yellow, and ...

If looking expensive is your goal, don't just opt for rich-looking neutrals. Emerald green possesses all of the same ...

Sidmouth Society of Artists monthly demonstration featured professional artist Belinda Reynell from Tiverton who graduated at the Chelsea School ...

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, July Fourth week is a time for 250th anniversary events, the ...

Trends come and go, and when it comes to weddings, even the most beloved trends we see today might one day be considered ...

Though you can try ombré nails any time of year, with so many summer nail colors to try this season, they’re perfect for this time of year. “Ombré nails are a superfun trend for summer because you can ...

All of the perks of this viral "instant awake" eye brightener and dreamy hair mist, and none of the hassle of watching a ...

The dip nail method involves layering glue and dipping the nail into colored acrylic for a long-lasting look ... To achieve this effect, the artist used multiple shades of blooming gel over a dip ...

I then layered the acrylic paint in the cup using shades of blue, green, red, pink, orange, yellow, and white. Overall I think this acrylic pour technique worked well.

In all, color experts estimate there are about 300 shades of green in nature. A leaf’s age, shape, health, location and other factors help determine its greenness.