Valentine's Day Nail Art 💕

Valentine’s Day is coming up and Regardless if you’re going out or staying in it’s always fun to paint your nails! These nails are a little extra I can admit, but I couldn’t help but make them glittery and love inspired for cupid himself.💖

If this isn’t your style it’s okay. You should try one of these design as an accent nail.

Here’s some tips for the nail art:

To get rhinestones on your nails place some clear nail polish onto the nail and then take a dotter tool with some clear polish and pick up the rhinestone. Then place it on the nail as desired

To apply loose glitter put a clear polish on your nail with having a surface under you lightly pour the glitter on your nail. Then lightly tap your nail to get access glitter off. Repeat if desired.

Warning ⚠️ : Glitter gets everywhere

To do cheetah print, paint your nail a single color. Then use a doting tool to make circles and other similar shapes (it doesn’t have to be perfect) in a different color. Then take a smaller dotting tool and trace around the shapes but not connecting it with another color. I usually do black. Then add small circles between the cheetah spots. I used tiny diamond rhinestones.

👽Don’t forget to end every manicure with a fast drying top coat!👽

Products I used:

Dotting tools Click here to buy

Nail polish nail master kit (where I put nail polish and glitter for nail art) Click here to buy

Diamond rhinestones Click here to buy

Heart shaped rhinestones Click here to buy

Craft glitter: silver holographic Click here to buy

Sally Hansen “Disco Ball” Click here to buy

Sally Hansen Miracle gel “top coat” Click here to buy

Essence the gel nail polish “sweet an candy” Click here to buy

Nail-aid 3 minute artificials

Luxepop Electrix “White base coat” Sold exclusively at Walgreen's

Sinful colors “Black on Black” Click here to buy

Sally Hansen dries instantly top coat Click here to buy
SuperNail cuticle oil Click here to buy

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