1This nail design features a delicate floral theme perfect for spring or summer.
2Two nails showcase hand-painted pink flowers with green leaves on a shimmering white base, while the remaining nails are painted in a solid, soft white color.
3The flower design adds a touch of elegance and artistry to the overall manicure, making it stand out.
4The almond shape of the nails complements the soft and feminine aesthetic of the design.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
Nail file
Cuticle pusher
Cuticle nipper
Base coat
Nail Polish Colors
Soft white nail polish
Shimmering white nail polish
Pink nail polish
Darker pink nail polish
Green nail polish
Yellow nail polish
Nail Art Tools
Thin nail art brush
Dotting tool or toothpick
Cleanup
Nail polish remover
Small brush for cleaning up edges
Top coat
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare Your Nails
File your nails to your desired almond shape.
Gently push back and trim your cuticles for a clean nail bed.
Apply a thin layer of base coat to protect your nails and let it dry completely.
2
Apply Base Colors
Apply two coats of the shimmering white nail polish to the nails you want to feature the floral design.
Let each coat dry completely.
On the remaining nails, apply two coats of the solid soft white nail polish, allowing each coat to dry.
3
Paint the Flowers
Using the thin nail art brush and pink nail polish, create the petals of the flowers.
Start with five or six petals for each flower.
Add details to the petals with darker pink nail polish to give depth.
Use a dotting tool or toothpick and yellow nail polish to create the center of each flower.
4
Add the Leaves
With the thin nail art brush and green nail polish, paint small leaves around the base of each flower.
Add details to the leaves with a darker shade of green if desired.
5
Finish and Protect
Once the design is completely dry, apply a generous layer of top coat to seal in the design and add shine.
Clean up any mistakes or excess polish around the edges of your nails with a small brush dipped in nail polish remover.
Allow the top coat to dry completely.
Pro Tips
Practice the flower design on a piece of paper before applying it to your nails to get comfortable with the technique.
Use thin layers of polish to avoid smudging and ensure each layer dries properly.
For easier flower creation, consider using nail art stickers or stamps if you're not comfortable with freehand painting.
To prolong the life of your manicure, apply a top coat every other day.