Anyone who's ever stood before that magical yet overwhelming wall o' bottles at a nail salon knows how weirdly difficult it can be to choose a nail polish color to wear for the next week or two. And picking a color at the store? Bringing an entire bottle home for the purpose of using it more than once? Even when it's affordable, it feels like a major commitment and a potentially regrettable one if the color under the glass doesn't end up looking the same on your fingertips. (And no, unless there's a designated tester, it's not OK to just open up a bottle and try it on.)<\/p>\n
So, what's an extremely indecisive perfectionist (henceforth to be referred to as \"you\") to do when it's time to buy what you're hoping is not only the perfect color for a certain occasion but a color from which your nail-polish wardrobe could truly benefit for months to come? Easy: Use Sally Hansen's amazing new virtual try-on technology.<\/p>\n
Starting today, you can use your phone to try on hundreds of Sally Hansen shades from across the brand's collections Insta-Dri, Color Therapy, Miracle Gel, and more without opening a single bottle. No mess, no mistakes, and no chance of wasting your money on a color that isn't what you were expecting. And no app, either! You can do it all right on sallyhansen.com.<\/p>\n
This new feature marks the first-to-market application of a technology by Perfect Corp. called AgileHand. Instead of putting a color on the nails of a photo of someone else's hand or even on a still photo of your own hand, it shows you in real-time what your moving hand looks like wearing your chosen color. You can even use a sliding tool to get an instant before-and-after comparison, as you can see in my screenshot below. (Though let's pretend we don't see how bad my before nails look right now, OK?)<\/p>\n
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