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Saint Patrick’s Day Nail Art




When I was in elementary school on Saint Patrick’s Day if you didn’t wear green, the other kids would pinch you. Now that I’m older Saint Patrick’s Day involves Irish food, alcohol, and cute green nails.

Holiday themed nails are so much fun to do. They’re a conversation starter if you go out and they just make you feel more festive than usual.



You can copy my nails or pick a few to make a more uniform manicure! 

Tips to get my manicure🍀🍀🍀

  • Paint all your nails with a white base coat
Thumb:
1.       Paint 1-2 coats of light green polish
2.       Take a fine gold glitter polish and paint it a little more than half way down
3.       With the fine gold glitter repeat just don’t go as far 
4.       Take a chunky gold glitter and don’t go as far as the previous coat
5.       With a cosmetics sponge dab the chunky glitter only on the tip of the nail

Pointer:
1.       Pick 4 shades of green ranging from light to dark
2.       Using a striping brush make small strokes over the nails alternating between colors
3.       It doesn’t have to be perfect 

Middle finger:
1.       Paint a quick dry top coat over the white base
2.       Pick 3 green shades, I did a light, medium, dark to blend the color better 
3.       Using a cosmetic sponge paint the 3 colors overlap just a little 
4.       Dab on the color 
5.       Repeat at least one more time 

Ring finger:
1.       Paint one coat of fine gold glitter 
2.       Paint a quick dry top coat over the white base
3.       Paint the glitter on the sponge and dab it on
4.       Repeat at least one more time 

Pinky finger:
1.       Paint 2 coats of dark green polish 
2.       Paint a line of quick dry top coat where you want to place nail art ball beads 
3.       Paint 2 coats of quick dry top coat to keep them in place 

👽End every manicure with a quick dry top coat👽

Products I used: 
Dark green: Essie “on the roadie”Click here to buy
Bright light green: Kleancolor “melon green”Click here to buy
Medium green: Sally Hansen I heart nail art neon “hot wasabi” Click here to buy
Light green: Kiss nail art paint “beach green”
Fine gold glitter: The color workshop “NFCA”
Chunky glitter L.A. Colors color craze...color is unknown 
LuxePop Electrix “White Base Coat” Sold exclusively at Walgreens
Sally Hansen “Dries Instantly Top Coat”  Click here to buy


Comments

  1. Great pics! Thank you for the step by step instructions!

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    1. Thanks! I hope you enjoy your St. Patrick’s Day 🍀

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