1This nail design features a playful mix of pastel colors and metallic accents, creating a vibrant and eye-catching look.
2Each nail showcases a unique combination of colors, including light blue, pink, and silver, with glitter elements and delicate stripes.
3The use of gold and blue striping tape adds a sophisticated touch to the overall design, enhancing the geometric feel.
4The varied textures from glitter and cream polish contribute to a multidimensional appearance, making this design suitable for both casual and formal occasions.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
Nail file
Cuticle pusher
Base coat
Top coat
Nail Polish Colors
Light blue polish
Pastel pink polish
Glittering silver polish
Glitter polish (assorted colors)
Gold striping tape
Blue striping tape
Nail Art Tools
Detail brushes
Dotting tool
Tweezers (for handling striping tape)
Cleanup
Nail polish remover
Cotton pads
Q-tips for precision cleanup
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare the nails for painting.
File the nails to your desired shape.
Push back cuticles using a cuticle pusher.
Apply a base coat to protect the nails.
2
Apply the base colors.
Paint the thumb with light blue polish and allow drying.
Paint the index and ring fingers with pastel pink polish.
Use glittering silver polish on the middle finger, followed by a glitter polish on the pinky.
3
Add the striping tape.
Once the base colors are dry, cut thin strips of gold and blue striping tape.
Apply the striping tape in an angled or geometric pattern across each nail.
Press down firmly to ensure the tape adheres well.
4
Finish with topcoat.
Apply a top coat to seal the design and add shine.
Allow the nails to dry completely.
Remove any excess polish around the nails using a Q-tip dipped in nail polish remover.
Pro Tips
Allow each layer of polish to dry completely before moving on to the next to avoid smudging.
If you don't have striping tape, you can use a thin brush to create lines.
Practice your designs on a piece of paper before applying them to your nails for better precision.
For added durability, consider applying two coats of top coat.