manicure

Rather than a full-service manicure, Clockwork currently functions as a $10 quick nail-painting service with what it calls “minicures.”

It had already been offering manicures along with other beauty services, but the robots allow the service sans human interaction.

The notion that there is “feminine” clothing and “masculine” clothing is slowly becoming outdated, as more women wear suits to party functions, as more men wear earrings and get manicures, and as more people come out as nonbinary.

GDP, a measure of economic output, is the total value of all goods and services, from manifolds to manicures, produced in a country in a given quarter, with adjustments for factors such as trade and inflation.

Some women bond over Vera Wang shoes, manicures, and tales of boys.

Now, next time you find yourself stuck at a layover in dire need of a manicure, Essie will be there to help.

The best manicure of your life may be just around the corner.

Not enough time for a manicure, probably just enough time for a stiff drink.

Lauren Conrad has become synonymous with the doughnut bun, an obsession with pearls, peachy glossed lips, and a milky manicure.

The two-tone frock accented her rose-colored pumps and highlighted her perfectly coiffed bob and hip silver manicure.

"That manicure girl is a circus," said Mrs. Owen, quite oblivious of the undercurrent of her niece's thoughts.

But the manicure lady was of a temperament needing no prompting.

I know of nothing better for the adolescent child than to teach him how properly to manicure his own nails.

Such occupations as will occur to every one, are manicure parlors where girls are peculiarly exposed to danger and insults.

Will you come back to my flat as soon as we can escape from this purgatory and Antoinette shall manicure you.