Forget red, nail experts say this cosy shade will be everywhere this autumn

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💅 Brown nail polish suits most skin tones, offering shades from caramel to oxblood chocolate, and is more forgiving than pale polish. Warmer skin tones tend to suit caramel and chestnut browns, while cooler tones look brilliant in the darker, redder chocolate shades. A quick top coat every few days and a brown manicure stretches well past the fortnight mark. Warmer skin tones tend to suit caramel and chestnut, while cooler tones work well with darker, redder chocolates. They don’t chip more, but chips can be more visible on a very dark shade.