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Vintage Rose Print Nail Art Tutorial ~ Do It Yourself

Good day amigos!

How are you all in this monsoon? Today I present to you one of my favorite nail art i.e. DIY Vintage Rose Print Nail Art. You can do this nail art on short nails also; the print itself is very appealing. Vintage prints are very popular these days, you can see them on scarves, bags, tops everywhere. Why not give an extra touch to your outfit or accessories with this pretty nail-art.

So, here goes the tutorial.

Things You Will Need:

  • One light color nail paint.
  • One red nail paint.
  • One nude color nail paint.
  • One green color nail paint.
  • One top coat nail paint.
  • Nail-art brush/ regular (No.0) paint brush/ bobby pin.

 

Step 1: Clean your nails and apply the light color nail paint on all the nails. Apply double coat and let it dry.

Step 2: Take the nude color nail-paint and place 3-4 blobs on the nails (don’t worry if it is uneven). Let it dry.

Step 3: Now, dip you nail art brush/regular paint brush or bobby pin into red nail paint and draw a semicircle in the middle of the blobs moving outwards(I have done with bobby pin).

Then, draw two uneven outlines on the blob; one on the top and one at the bottom. Here is your rose. Let it dry.

Step 4: Now, take the green color nail paint and draw a short line one on the top of the roses and one at the bottom (these are leaves). Let it dry.

Step 5: Finally, apply top coat and let it dry.

So, ladies, next time you are going for a birthday party or little house warming party or baby showers, don’t forget to do this nail art and catch all the attention.

As I said earlier, it can be done on short nails also, there might not be left any other excuses for you to not do it. :) This Vintage Rose Nail Art is as classy as stylish, and it will look prettier on you beautiful ladies. Give an extra effort to look the best version of you. ;) Good luck amigos and stay happy & healthy.

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