Easy Nail Art Designs For Short Nails
Have a look at the following 2 most trending simple nail art designs for short nails.
1.Nail Art Tutorial: Geometric Roses
This rose-and-geometric nail art is as pretty as a cottage garden with its trellis full of blooming garden roses. Here’s a tutorial on how to paint your own bloomers！
By simplifying the design, anyone can get this soft garden look.
Tutorial
STEP 1. Paint your nails with a base of white like Barry M Coconut. Let dry.
STEP 2. Using a nail art brush and a pink polish, draw rough circles on your nails. The best way to do this is to use very little polish on the brush and apply it in a dabbing motion for a softer effect.
STEP 3. Lightly dab white and a darker pink on to your roses, again using very little paint on the brush.
STEP 4. Using a nail art brush and an olive-colored nail polish, draw two or three leaves around each rose.
5. Apply striping tape to the other two nails. I created a trellis grid by applying three strips at intervals horizontally and diagonally to create triangles. Paint with an olive green.
6. Remove the striping tape and apply top coat to seal in your design.
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2.Pinstripe Nails
Pinstripes, once upon a time, was synonymous with office. But now, it is being incorporated in everyday outfits with utmost ease. So, why not use it as an inspiration for nail art? This super easy pinstripe nail art design manicure only requires a nail striper in addition to your nail polishes. After painting on the white, with the color of your choice, create thin stripes as shown. If you want to take it up another notch, you can use different colors for different nails, but try and make sure you’re using pastel colors to keep it looking aesthetically pleasing.
Tutorial
- Apply the base coat then apply two coats of your favorite pastel polish. Let dry thoroughly.
- Starting on the far side of your nail, use the striper to paint thin lines from the base to tip. If you don’t have a striper, a small paintbrush and a steady hand will do the job.
- Allow the lacquer to dry, then polish your pinstripes with a swipe of top coat.
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