1This nail design features a soft peach base with a gradient effect transitioning from coral to a lighter shade at the tips.
2Incorporated elements include gold accents, delicate white floral patterns, and colorful triangle shapes that add a playful touch.
3The design balances intricate details, like gold foil and mint green peaks, with a minimalistic approach to ensure it's visually appealing yet achievable.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
Nail file
Buffer
Cuticle oil
Base coat
Nail Polish Colors
Soft peach base color
Coral for gradient
Mint green for peaks
Gold polish or gold foil
White for floral designs
Bright red for dots
Nail Art Tools
Dotting tool
Detail brush
Spongenail applicator for gradient
Tape or nail guides for clean lines
Cleanup
Nail polish remover
Cotton pads
Cleanup brush
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare the nails
File and shape the nails to your desired length.
Buff the surface gently to create a smooth canvas.
Apply cuticle oil to nourish the surrounding skin.
Finish with a base coat to protect the natural nail.
2
Create the gradient background
Use a sponge and the soft peach and coral polishes to create a gradient effect on each nail.
Dab the sponge repeatedly on the nail until the colors are well blended.
Seal with a top coat and let dry.
3
Add decorative elements
Using a detail brush, carefully paint the mint green peaks at the base of some nails.
Apply the gold polish or foil in intricate designs as desired.
Use a dotting tool to add small red dots for additional detail.
4
Finish the design
With a detail brush, create white floral patterns on selected nails.
Allow all nail art elements to dry properly.
Apply a final layer of top coat for a glossy finish.
5
Clean up
Dip a cleanup brush in nail polish remover to tidy up any excess polish around the nails.
Wipe off excess remover with a cotton pad.
Let the nails fully dry before using hands.
Pro Tips
Take your time with the gradient effect to ensure smooth blending.
Use tape or nail guides for precise lines and shapes.
If you're a beginner, practice the floral patterns on paper first.
Always allow sufficient drying time between layers to prevent smudging.
Consider using a matte top coat for a trendy finish.