Winter Stripes And Lines Nail Design
Embrace Winter's Elegance with Chic Striped Nail Art in Cool Blues and Icy Whites
Design Details
- 1This nail design features a winter theme with varying shades of blue and silver accents.
- 2The gradient effect includes stripes of dark blue and light blue, creating a visually appealing contrast.
- 3Snowflake designs in silver add a festive touch alongside scattered rhinestones for extra sparkle.
- 4The overall look is both elegant and fun, making it perfect for the winter season.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- Nail file
- Nail buffer
- Base coat
- Top coat
Nail Polish Colors
- Dark blue nail polish
- Light blue nail polish
- Silver nail polish
- White nail polish (for snowflakes)
Nail Art Tools
- Striping tape
- Dotting tool
- Nail brush
- Rhinestones or gems
Cleanup
- Acetone or nail polish remover
- Cotton pads
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare your nails.
- File and buff your nails to create a smooth surface.
- Apply a base coat to protect your nails.
2
Apply the base colors.
- Paint the thumb and ring finger with dark blue.
- Apply light blue polish to the other nails.
- Allow the base colors to dry completely.
3
Create the striped effect.
- Use striping tape to create stripes on the nails.
- Paint alternating stripes of dark blue and light blue.
- Carefully remove the tape before the polish dries.
4
Add snowflake designs.
- Using a dotting tool, create snowflake patterns with white polish on the nails.
- Add silver polish accents to enhance the snowflakes.
5
Apply embellishments.
- While the design is wet, place rhinestones around the snowflakes.
- Allow the design to dry completely.
6
Seal the design.
- Apply a top coat to protect the design and add shine.
- Clean up any excess polish around the nails with acetone.
Pro Tips
Ensure each layer is completely dry before applying the next to avoid smudging.
Experiment with different shades of blue for a unique look.
Use a good quality top coat for longer-lasting results.
For added durability, consider using a matte top coat after the design has dried.
