How to Do the Oil painting floral nail at Home?

Friends, today I will bring you a super artistic oil painting floral nail art tutorial, and teach you step by step to get the same beautiful fingertip art~

Step 1: Blending the base color to lay the foundation for oil painting

First, choose a fresh blue nail polish to cover the nail surface. After it dries, take a soft yellow nail polish, dip a small amount with a fine-tip pen, and gently overlay it on the blue base color (I used CHROMÉCLAIR’s HEMA-free Gel Polish products 06 and 09 colors).

Then use a smudge pen to slowly spread the edges of the blue and yellow colors, allowing the colors to transition naturally, like the blending of colors on an oil canvas, and the gradient texture is here.

Step 2: Basic decoration, rich texture layers

After the base color is dry, apply a layer of primer to increase the adhesion of subsequent decorations, and then use tweezers to attach the blingbling opal decorations to instantly enhance the sophistication!

Then adjust the nail polish to a darker blue and grayish white, and use a fine brush to lightly brush the nail surface horizontally and vertically alternately to simulate the texture of oil painting brushstrokes, making the nail surface more layered and the artistic atmosphere full.

Step 3: Reinforce and level to ensure subsequent operations

Apply a layer of reinforcing glue, which can make the previous texture and decoration more solid, and also make the nail surface smooth and flat. After the reinforcing glue dries, use a cleaning cotton to wipe off the floating glue on the surface. The nail surface will be as smooth as if it has been polished, laying a good foundation for subsequent hand-painting and coloring.

Step 4: Hand-paint flowers and outline soft contours

Take out white paint glue and a very fine brush, first draw the outline of the flower on the appropriate position of the nail surface, from the curvature of the petals to the density of the flowers, you can play freely. After drawing the flowers, add a few leaves with the same color paint to make the overall composition more vivid, as if the flowers are blooming at your fingertips.

Step 5: Add color to give it fresh vitality

Use a sponge to dip gray-green nail polish and gently pat it on the flowers and leaves to create a hazy oil painting effect; dip a little pink and pat it on the center and edges of the flowers to make the flowers have a gradual softness; use dark red to deepen the center of the flower, and instantly have a delicate feeling of the stamen; superimpose brown-green on the leaves to increase the sense of layering; finally, use dark blue to lightly paint the shadows of the flowers and leaves to make the overall shape three-dimensional, just like the appearance of real flowers under light and shadow.

Step 6: Overlay petals + topcoat to freeze the artistic beauty

Take the painted white and overlay the second layer of petals again to give the flowers an overlapping sense of layering and make them fuller.

Then apply another layer of reinforcing glue to firmly fix all the decorations and painting details, and level the nail surface again. Finally, apply a topcoat, and after drying, the nail surface becomes translucent and shiny, and the oil painting floral nail art is completed~

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Follow these steps and you will have an oil painting floral manicure that is artistic, colorful and delicate. Whether it is for daily outings or special occasions, this manicure will be the focus as soon as you stretch out your hand. Friends who like hand-painted manicures and pursue a sense of atmosphere should try it now.