Design Details
- 1This nail design features a deep navy blue base color that exudes elegance.
- 2Gold and silver accents are used to create intricate patterns and symbols, including a menorah, geometric designs, and a star.
- 3The design incorporates a mix of matte and shiny finishes for visual contrast.
- 4The overall look is festive and culturally significant, perfect for celebrations.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- Nail file
- Buffer
- Base coat
Nail Polish Colors
- Navy blue nail polish
- Gold nail polish
- Silver nail polish
- White nail polish (optional for details)
Nail Art Tools
- Nail art brushes
- Nail stamping plates
- Dotting tool
- Top coat
Cleanup
- Nail polish remover
- Cotton pads
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare the nails.
- Clean the nails and remove any old polish.
- File and shape the nails to your desired length and shape.
- Buff the nail surface for better polish adherence.
- Apply a base coat and let it dry completely.
2
Paint the base color.
- Apply two coats of navy blue nail polish, allowing each coat to dry fully.
- Ensure even coverage and a smooth finish.
3
Create the nail art designs.
- Use a stamping plate to create designs with gold and silver polish for two accent nails.
- For the designs, use a nail art brush for precision when adding symbols and geometric patterns.
- Apply dots or additional details with a dotting tool if desired.
4
Seal the design.
- Once all designs are dry, apply a top coat to protect the artwork.
- Ensure even application to avoid smudging.
- Let the nails dry completely before any activity.
5
Clean up the surrounding areas.
- Use nail polish remover and cotton pads to clean any excess polish around the nails.
- Make sure the nails are looking sharp and tidy.
Pro Tips
Practice the nail art designs on a practice sheet before applying to your nails.
Use a good quality top coat to extend the longevity of your nail art.
Be patient and allow each layer to dry completely to prevent smudging.
If you're new to nail art, start with simpler designs and gradually move to intricate patterns.
