Design Details
- 1This nail design features a playful cherry theme with bold red accents and delicate floral patterns.
- 2The base is a soft pink with cherry motifs painted in bright red alongside green leaves.
- 3Some nails have a gradient of flowers and gold embellishments at the tips for an added touch of elegance.
- 4The design balances vibrant colors and intricate details, making it visually appealing and suitable for summer.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- Nail file
- Nail buffer
- Base coat
- Top coat
Nail Polish Colors
- Soft pink polish
- Bright red polish
- Green polish for leaves
- Gold polish for embellishments
Nail Art Tools
- Fine detail brush
- Dotting tool
- Nail art stickers or decals (optional)
Cleanup
- Acetone or nail polish remover
- Cotton pads
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prepare the nails
- File and buff the nails to smooth out the surfaces.
- Apply a base coat to protect the nails and help the polish adhere.
2
Paint the base color
- Apply two coats of soft pink polish, allowing to dry between coats.
- Seal the base color with a top coat for a glossy finish.
3
Create the cherry designs
- Using the fine detail brush, paint two red circles for each cherry with a small gap in between.
- Add green leaves beside the cherry shapes.
- Repeat this on multiple nails, varying the placement.
4
Add floral accents and gold details
- Use the dotting tool to place small pink dots around the cherries for flowers.
- Apply gold polish at the tips of some nails for a gradient effect.
- Allow all painted elements to dry completely.
5
Seal the design
- Finish with a top coat to protect the design and add shine.
- Clean any excess polish around the nails with acetone and cotton pads.
Pro Tips
Ensure each layer is completely dry before applying the next to avoid smudging.
Experiment with different flower sizes and shapes for added variety.
If using decals, apply them after the base coat and before the top coat for best adhesion.
Keep the nail art tools clean to achieve precise designs.
