NEGATIVE SPACE NAILS HOW TO
NEGATIVE SPACE NAILS PROFESSIONAL

NEGATIVE SPACE NAILS PROFESSIONAL

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Follow the three easy steps below to achieve your on-trend mani: What you’ll need Photo courtesy of Claudina Hannon We are always impressed to see how the professionals do nail art, so we decided to see if it was a task that we could achieve on our own. This technique, as seen in many spring/summer 2015 runway shows, is minimal and modern. If you try this look out we would love to see it.A great way to show off your nail art skills this summer is by painting simple geometric shapes and leaving the rest of the nail bare-hence the name negative space. Good luck with this simple and trending mani!

NEGATIVE SPACE NAILS HOW TO

For more tips, check out our expert guide on how to dry nail polish faster. If you’re on the go or don’t want to wait for your nails to dry naturally, we’ve got you covered! Try out our quick dry oil or quick dry top coat. You did it! Now just allow a few minutes for your nail art to dry and apply two layers of our protective top coat to lock in and protect your masterpiece. Once your first set of dots are dry, clean off your dotting tool and repeat this step with the second color. Repeat this step on all of your nails and wait for these dots to dry. Then, grab your dotting tool and dab it into the polish and gently place it on the center of your nail.

Wash your hands and wait for them to dry completely.Īpply one layer of our hydrating base coat to your dry nails to set the scene for this minimalist look.ĭab a bit of nail polish onto a small plate or palette-like surface. Add cuticle serum and push back your cuticles with the flat side of the wooden stick. Clean your nail plate with a polish remover, file your desired nail shape (follow our blog on how to file your nails here) and buff any ridges. Prep your nails the same way you would for a regular manicure.

We recommend choosing some fun and bold colors for this nail art look.Ĭolors shown in shop by look page: No.31 – Cloud Gray & No.11 – Watermelon PinkĬolors shown on these tutorials: No.13 – Chili Pepper Red & L.02 – Unicorn Pink To avoid creating any dents in your mani, make sure you’ve got everything listed above to get this look.Ĭhoose two colors that you really love together. Once you’ve started your nail art, it may be challenging to find all of the tools you’ll need to achieve this look. For more tips on what foods to include, check out our blog 10 Thing to Eat For Strong Nails. We’ve already gone ahead and curated some gorgeous spring shades that work perfectly for this minimalist dots look here.īefore you go ahead and show off those gorgeous nail beds, make sure you are nourishing your nail area daily by using a hydrating cuticle serum and include nutrient-dense foods into your everyday in order to fight against deep ridges in your nails, dullness, and those stubborn white marks. In this tutorial we are using a paint brush. *If you want to achieve this look right away but don’t have a dotting tool, no problem! You can use anything with a small round point. A dotting tool (or a DIY dotting tool)*.We recommend our minimalist dot nail art look to anyone who is looking for a unique way to sport a pop of color.įor this minimalist dot nail art look you’ll need: We know this trending mani moment can seem a bit intricate, but don’t fret! We’ve got a negative space mani that is nail art beginner friendly and a chic way to wear your favorite springtime shades. We are so happy to see people showing off their healthy and natural nails in their beautiful and creative negative space manicures.

Negative space nails