When it comes to nail polish, we've seen it all. Bold, pastel, matte, sparkly- you name it. But if you're looking to switch things up, why not give mustard yellow a try? This rich and unique shade adds a pop of color to any outfit and complements all skin tones. To give you some inspiration, we've compiled a list of the hottest mustard yellow nail ideas that will make your fingertips the talk of the town. Sometimes less is more, and solid mustard nails prove just that. Perfect for any occasion, this nail look is easy to achieve and works well for any nail length. It's an ideal match for brown or neutral-toned clothing or used as a statement on prints of different shades.

Fascinatingly, horses are a great boon to our existence and the uses of a horse are far more than how high he will jump for you or the weight he can pull. Horses make great Sports partners in the modern world…. Stiletto nails are known for their bold style, and when paired with an ombre mustard yellow finish, it takes the look to a whole other level. Start with a nude-colored basecoat and blend in the mustard yellow from the tip of the nail towards the middle, keeping a sharp contrast when you reach the top. Finish it off with a glossy topcoat, and voila, your trendy look is complete. You would think that a horseshoe nail is a nail, right? Well not all nails are the same, and horseshoe nails are a precision nail, which in the wrong hands can cause significant damage to the horses’ hoof. Both the Forged and Rolled process of producing horseshoe nails are used in the Mustad Hoofcare Group factories. Mustad’s nail product portfolio is second to no other brand. The Global brands include : Rifle Nails – are all forged nails and are a good entry level nail, that is strong and won’t let you down.Mustad was fast becoming a household name and started playing a pivotal role in Gjovik’s settlers as they were getting employment opportunities.

One of the great things about mustard yellow is that it looks good on all skin tones. Whether you have fair, olive, or dark skin, this color will complement your complexion. It’s also a versatile shade that can be worn year-round. Metal based horseshoes are fitted to protect the horse’s hooves so that the horses gallop smoothly, and remain healthy.

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Thin walled Hoof – horses that have thin walled Hooves are generally Thoroughbreds, thoroughbred cross breeds and Trotters – generally smaller horses. This means that the horseshoes that are used on these types of horses are horseshoes that have the nail holes punched closer to the outside rim of the horseshoe. Nails that are appropriate for these horses are the smaller nails like, Mustad Hammer Head Size 0-2, Race 4-4.5, BH3-4, E2-E3 Slim nails

The genesis of Mustad was in Vardal, 1832. Hans Schikkelstad, an ardent farmer started the factory- ‘ Brusveen spiger-of Staltradfabrikk’ for manufacturing nails, steel wire, and various metal products. Behind time, Skikkelstal’s son-in-law Ole Howelsen (1810-1884) took charge of the replacement with his son Hans Mustad (1837-1918) and changed the Company’s name to “O Mustad.” It was further changed to “O Mustad & Son.” Gjøvik (Norway) is the place where the company has formed its headquarters. Forged – generally forged from steel raw material into the shape and size required. This method is the more popular method of how horseshoe nails are produced. The many different types of Mustad group horseshoe nails types available through the Mustad Dealer network include, Mustad E-Head, Bevel Head, Hammer Head, Race Nails, City Head Nails and most have slim shank variations. Why are there different sizes of horseshoe nails? The smallest horseshoe nail that Mustad Australia sells is the HammerHead Size 0 and Mustad Bh3 which is 41mm in length. The longest is the Mustad E Head size 14, which is 80mm in length. Mustad Hammer Head nails – designed with the head that we liken to a Hammer Head Shark! These nails are specifically designed for horses with thin walls and they are particularly popular in Australia within the Thoroughbred Racing industry. These nails offer improved wear when used with our St Croix Concorde Xtra Aluminium Race plates.In general terms, Rolled nails are popular with farriers who are shoeing thin walled horses, and is a popular nail of choice for speed horses like Thoroughbreds and Quarter horses for example. Farriers do notice that a rolled nail drives differently than a forged nail. They say a rolled nail feels a little more malleable/flexible than a forged nail, which some farriers do prefer. This is a result of the way the nail is manufactured with a rolling process, it effectively changes the flow of the raw material of the nail, which in turn, changes the way the nail performs when driven with a hammer by a farrier into the hoof wall and then clinched off by the farrier. Slim Shanked nails in both rolled and forged nails that allows the nail to be produced thinner, yet maintaining strength. The slimmer shank causes less hoof displacement to the hoof wall, which is an advantage for horses with thin walls. If your horses hoof is particularly hard or has a strong wall, then you would not need to use slim shank as you may need the extra strength of the plain nail to drive into the hoof wall. A professional Farrier looks after the horseshoes and uses small nails along with other tools (namely nippers, hammers, rasps, hoof knives, set of custom-made corrective shoes, etc.) to fit the shoes onto the hoof tightly.The world famous Mustad Hoofcare Group is one of the leading companies manufacturing exclusive Farrier tools. For a more glamorous and attention-grabbing look, you need to try out mustard and glitter nails. Adding a layer of glitter on top of your mustard nails creates a sparkling effect that is sure to get you noticed. You can use different shades of gold, copper, and champagne to create a subtle or bold look, depending on your preferences.