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long nails
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Middle Eastern countries
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Long nails are associated with modesty and femininity, and are often left unadorned.
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manicure
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Middle East
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Considered more of a luxury and less common due to modesty and religious values.
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nail
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Middle East
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Painting nails is discouraged for both men and women as it may interfere with the ritual ablution process before prayers.
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nail care
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Middle East
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Henna and other natural dyes are used for creative and traditional nail decorations during cultural festivals and celebrations.
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nail care tools
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Middle East
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Argan oil and other natural oils are commonly used as nail care treatments due to their nourishing properties.
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nail care tools
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Middle East
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The use of henna for nail decoration is traditional and common.
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nail colors
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Middle East
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Bright and intricate designs with bold nail colors are commonly used for special occasions and celebrations.
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nail file
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Middle Eastern countries
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Considered inappropriate and taboo to use openly in public due to association with personal hygiene and modesty.
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nail file
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Middle Eastern countries
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Nail files are also commonly used for personal grooming, but individuals may prefer more traditional methods like using a pumice stone or emery board.
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nail hygiene
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Middle Eastern countries
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Nail hygiene is particularly important and is seen as a reflection of personal cleanliness and adherence to religious hygiene practices.
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nail length
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Middle East
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Long and well-maintained nails on both men and women are a symbol of prosperity and good grooming.
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nail length
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Middle Eastern countries
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Long nails, especially decorated with henna or nail art, are a traditional symbol of femininity and beauty.
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natural nails
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Middle East
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Applying elaborate henna designs on natural nails is a traditional form of decoration for special occasions.
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