Design Details
- 1This nail design features a playful combination of pink and white colors with sparkling embellishments.
- 2The pink nails have a gradient effect with a smooth fade into white, adorned with small silver studs.
- 3One nail showcases a full glittery silver finish, providing a striking contrast to the more subtle colors.
- 4Heart-shaped metallic studs add a cute and romantic touch to the overall aesthetic.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- Nail buffer
- Cuticle oil
- Base coat
Nail Polish Colors
- Light pink nail polish
- White nail polish
- Silver glitter nail polish
Nail Art Tools
- Dotting tool or toothpick
- Tweezers for applying studs
- Top coat
Cleanup
- Nail polish remover
- Cotton pads or swabs
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare your nails for painting.
- Buff the surface of your nails to remove any shine.
- Apply cuticle oil to soften the cuticles and push them back gently.
- Finish with a base coat to protect your nails.
2
Apply the base colors.
- Paint the majority of your nails with two coats of light pink polish.
- On select nails, apply a coat of white polish, creating a gradient effect by blending the two colors at the tip.
- Allow the polish to dry completely.
3
Add the glitter accent.
- Choose one nail to paint with silver glitter polish, applying it from base to tip in a single layer for full coverage.
- Allow it to dry, then apply a second coat if more sparkle is desired.
4
Create the detailing.
- Use a dotting tool or toothpick to apply small dots of white polish on the pink and white nails.
- While the polish is still wet, stick metallic heart studs into the nail design.
- Let the design dry thoroughly.
5
Finish with a top coat.
- Apply a high-quality top coat to seal the design and add shine.
- Be careful to cover the metallic studs for durability.
- Allow everything to dry completely.
Pro Tips
Ensure each layer of polish is completely dry to prevent smudging.
For easier stud application, use tweezers to place them precisely.
If you're new to nail art, practice on a nail wheel or a separate piece of paper first.
Choose a quick-drying top coat for faster results.
