What is your nail about yourself during the birthday this year? Do you feel like being somewhat minimal and high-end or all the spangles and charms to celebrate yourself with no complex? Birthday nails 2026 is not only about trends but also about having your time, your moods, and your manicure. And honestly speaking, what better opportunity to play around with your look than when you happen to be in the limelight.
So, this year there is a combination of deliberate style coupled with relaxed glamour. In the lightness of the blush, down to the glitter of the finish and the vintage accents, every one of these styles has another tale to tell. I have collected some glances that seem classic and stylish – clothes that can be worn in any situation and any place, be it a dance until the night or a casual girls brunch. Let’s dive in.
Glossy Playfulness with a Touch of Sparkle
These nails hit differently. The design is a combination of a sleek white bottom and playful pink and teal balloon patterns on 3 fingers equalized with light rose-gold glitter on the other two. It is jovial, yet mature, which is the feeling I would choose when I would want to have my hands whispering about being a birthday girl, but not screaming them.
In order to remove this, I would work with OPI’s alpine snow as the white base because it has the right amount of pop and combine it with a jelly pink glitter polish such as Essie alpine snow. The balloons? You can use a dotting tool and draw them by hand, or can use balloon nail art stickers (which actually make life a lot easier when you feel short of time/patient).
My system of applying a fake tan involves a layer of base (a favorite of Olive & June) and two layers of white. When that is dry I write the balloon figures in nail pens or stamping instruments, and glue the pinkies with glitter, and finally a top coat to make them shine. Just in case you are in a mood, you can also add some quick-dry drops to keep away the smudges.
The best part of this appearance to me is that you have a small party in your hands. Something about the balloon detail makes you feel like a kid and the glossy shimmer makes it sophisticated. This would be cute as a birthday picnic or any daytime celebration party.
Chic Simplicity in Dusty Rose
There is something unbelievably classy about no-shiny dusty rose November nails, of almond shape. It is smooth, moderate and mute commanding in a unison. This stare is not about screaming, but it is about being confident and not asking to do something. It is the birthday plan that works with any age.
To reproduce this tone, I would suggest Zoya briar or Deborah Lippmann modern love. They possess that drab sophistication and over-emerald paint. And, of course, it is all about shaping. You desire an almond or stiletto tip that is well filed to bring out this color.
This is not something that I always do at home but when I do, I begin by gently bending and polishing my nails and then proceed to use a core of a smoothing bottle. Once I have coated it two times with color I seal it off with a gel-effect top coating. I also use cuticle oil at the end, to give the salon an additional smell, so the one made by CND is great and it smells like heaven.
It is the color that I would wear in case of a dinner date at my birthday or a classy cocktail event. It is well-dressed-up and nonchalant. In addition it matches very well with statement rings and this implies that your mani can be your second best accent.
Classic Bubblegum Energy
Such is the pink, not ashamed to be pink. It is daring, sweet and entirely iconic. The bubblegum color exudes youthful flirtation energy- but with that jagged almondal shape there is a suggestion that it came to kill too. The strength to go with the traditional.
It is all about the polish with this one, go with something such as the Orly Cupcake or the Cherry Jelly by Lights Lacquer. One you will desire will be opaque, full-coverage in two layers. throat, Forget not a ridge-stuffing base-colour to give it that feel of glass smoothness.
I tend to do these things with pinks as a therapy, to flatten nails, push them, build them up. It’s meditative, you know? Bring it out with a heavy messy top coat such as Seche Vite or Essie Gel Couture top coat to give that plump almost press-on finish.
It is the only time to gamble, in case you tend to keep it on the safe side with neutrals. It’s joyful. Feminine. And totally birthday-worthy.
Confetti Sparkle with a French Twist
The combination of three popular items confetti glitter, French tip, and sheer nude base is incorporated in this design. The abstract positioning of the glitter, it appears almost like falling birthday confetti, is what actually make it sing. It is a festive and polished result.
You will have a naked polish such as Essies ballet slippers or mademoiselle as the base. The glitter: To the glitter, refer to INLP, Glittering Lights, Blushing, or simply loose chunky glitter such as those of Beetles Gel. A fine brush may be used to paint the white tips or with nail guide stickers can be used.
I have also heard nail artists suggest that one should apply layers: first a coat of nude then cure or dry then apply glitter only over the tips, and apply a little bit towards the base. Add white tips afterwards and to finish it off apply at least two layers of top coats. Another hack I learnt in the salon of a nail technician: it is possible to use a silicone brush to apply the glitter to the place where you want it.
This gentleman is screaming Rosé in hand. Blowing out candles or partying with friends this one is the fanciest one to give you maximum shine with minimum effort.
Refined Glamour with a Touch of Gold
This is what minimalist French nails do and choose to dress up at a birthday. The traditional white tip is overlapped with the fine similarly gold glitter swirls making the entire appearance seem like couture. I like that it is subtle at the same time stating something.
In order to achieve this, I would use a creamy generic base such as OPI Put It In Neutral. The glitter may be applied with a fine detailing brush with something such as Le Mini Macaron gold glitter gel, or some other heavy-concentrated formula bearing a detail. Nail decals can also have miraculous effects, in case you are afraid of painting the swirl by yourself.
The balance of this manicure is so beautiful. You are not hiding behind glitter you are laying glitter there. Such a design is best suited when all the details are sharp hence you need to take your time. And, of course, it does take a long time with a gel base/top coat combo.
It is the mani I would use in case I had a weekend outing on my birthday to a place that has candles, wine, and there is music on. It is classy, some added touch, and entirely birthday worthy without being loud.
Diamonds Around the Cuticle
Tiaras of nails edged with rhinestone are luxurious. Every jewel in this appearance has a task, defining the almond-shaped nude foundation in the form of jewelry to the fingertips. The vibe? Elegant with a capital E. This mani bends into the crystal-core and seems to be fitting the birthday dinner on the rooftop with the string lights and the bubbles of champagne.
In order to achieve this effect, I would turn to the sheer beige polish such as Fairy Tailor by Essie or Topless and Barefoot by OPI. These are rhinestones or crystals made out of Swarovski (they can be easily found in Daily Charme or Amazon Pro Nail Kits) and a precision gem adhesive, such as Makartt Nail Rhinestone Glue.
A steady hand is everything. After curing the base color I employ the use of a wax pencil or crystal picker tool to apply the gems. One stone is inserted on a nail tip then a thick top coat of gel is put over the whole nail tip to seal it in place. Bonus point: attach the glue in low intensity applied LED lights so that it has maximum doorative ability.
I have worn this kind of style once on a milestone birthday and on this day, I was honestly turning heads all day. It is a plain structure, but there is something correct about the sparkle in the point where the light strikes. You move around glimpsing your own nails- it is a feel.
Lavender Chrome with an Edge
Far, otherworldly, and pure out of a forward-looking dream, this lavender chrome appearance is smooth, shiny, and contemporary. Its color is between icy lilac and low-key violet, changing according to the light, and it is ideal in case one wants to go towards a cool birthday baddie look.
Such appearance is more accessible at home than it appears. Start with a good lavender base, such as; Lilacism by Essie or Feathers of a Phoenix, and apply a chrome powder in either silver or unicorn color; when the base is wet. I adore the chrome sets provided by Born Pretty, they are extremely convenient to operate.
Don’t skip the sealing step. Use no-wipe top coating, cure it and burnish chrome into it using sponge applicator. After being content with the mirror finish, put it in once more with a glossy top cover of gel. It has to do with time and accuracy.
This appearance reminds me when I had booked myself a spa day alone on my birthday and went there with the appearance that I have my entire life straight. That kind of energy? Absolutely birthday-worthy.
Iridescent Doll Pink
Okay, this one? It is a high fashion Barbiecore. These are holographic iridescent pink nails that are high attitudinal in nature. Meet the unicorn, sympathize with a mirrorball you touch all parts colored meanwhile. They have to be paid attention to in the optimum manner.
The main ingredient in this is a jelly-pink foundation with a multi-chrome dust. Use a base nail polish such as Beetles Gel Polish in Rosewater Pink and apply then an iridescent powder or a layer of chrome flakes (I adore love the unicorn powders of The Nail Hub).
Well, this one ought to be done with gel. Once all your layers of base are applied, use no-wipe top coat, dry it then buff your powder in with silicone applicator. Add another gel coat finish to give that glassy finish.
When I was going to a birthday night out and had no time to put on jewelry in a velvet dress, I would choose this as my alternative in place of jewelry. These nails are the jewelry. They are all playful, refined and irrevocably entertaining-like what I would take into a new year.
Birthday Cake Sprinkle Tips
This mani is the direct interpretation of the birthday happiness. The nude base of almond softness has colorful sprinkle accents which are made in the shape of frosting decorations- cute, quirky and absolutely irresistible. It is also fun, yet not so childish to appear at brunch without getting eyebrows raised.
One can begin with a simple pinky-nude foundation- Essie, DND, etc. The sprinkle effect? That’s where it gets fun. Dotting Boning tool and colorful gel colors can be used to form small line and shapes. Or, in a hurry, nail decals or press ons with sprinkles should be absolutely accepted.
On this type of nail art, I prefer to dry each color sprinkle one at a time so that they do not mix. It will require some time but is so worth the understanding. I end my work with a rich no-smudge top coat in order to smooth it and to achieve that bakery-fresh mirrored look.
It is reminiscent of childhood birthday parties – but taken to a higher level. It’s joy in manicure form. And what a birthday atmosphere you will wish to enjoy not only a day but a dozen years with.
Pink Pop French
Meet, classic French, hot pink drama. This French tip works in reverse to have the nude base clean but cuts in bold colour just at the edges- reversing the traditional birthday nail into something new and feminine. It is that kind of look that leaves no doubt that I am here to eat cake and cause havoc.
In order to reproduce this, it is better to use a light blush base with the blush that is called Bubble Bath by OPI. then pour in the pink tip with the choice of Strawberry Margarita or Mod About You. When working at home, apply French nail stickers with the help of which you will create the V-shape. Nothing like the high-gloss top coat should be skipped—this appearance has to have the glassy finish.
I normally store my daring tricks such as these on occasions when I am certain I cannot be caught off guard. This womanly pink electricity and the elongation of the fingers are the results of the shape. Betina Goldstein, a nail artist once told the fact the nail French mani is just like a black dress, you can wear it again and again in various ways. And this remix? She’s going dancing.
Red Wine and Almond Tips
There is no sign of confidence like a deep wine-red almond-shaped manicure. This appearance is a combination of two complete paint nails together with three soft nude bases and a sharp, vampy red tip. It is dramatic enough and not too dramatic – imagine romantic dinner, red lipstick, and silk slip dress type of night.
To that, I would wear OPI, Got the Blues for Red or Zoya, Vanessa because of that tasty sultry shade. Combine with a nude sheen such as Essie in her product Sheer Luck or Orly in her product Kiss Me, I am Kind. Fine tip nail brush or French guide stickers would be able to assist in achieving that clean V-cut tip, which makes everything.
It takes some practice and a shaping tool in this mani, of which you have to file your nails into the required almond shape, apply your nude base, and then paint the red ends in a careful way. There is no need to hurry this cleaning up; a sharp line sticks out and that is what defines this as something casual and not couture.
I had a similar look once when I had attended a December birthday dinner. The oppression of bare and bold depiction was impressive. It was grown-up woman energy, sexy and clever and with 100% purpose.
Cosmic Confetti Nails
Glitter would have set it as a zodiac sign. There is a combination of the heavenly black and heavenly silver glitters over the dark and nude bases in this mani. It is both broodous and celebratory and its ending is like a meteor shower literally burst all over your fingertips. ð.
You will desire a jet black as blacky o of Sally Hansen, and clean milky white (try Marshmallow of Essie). The glitter? Contact: Combine thick three-dimensional glitters such as the Star Cluster by ILNP or loose holographic ferro-glitter by Kiara Sky. With a sponge, tip the concentration and glitter to achieve gradient effect.
I normally apply the base color, leave to dry then pop dots of the glitter with a makeup sponge or with my fingertip. It is sealed by a gel top coat and evened out the texture. To be on the safe side when it comes to the longevity, use a gel base/top product such as Gelish.
It is a sparkler candles cake design, simple, pretty, and a bit crazy. It suits the occasions that you go out far beyond time with the past midnight, as no one counts anyway.
Retro Chic in Monochrome
The territory of daring black polish, white polka dots, and a twisty twist on French tips has been entered. The stylishness of this mani makes one a full-scale statement. The playfulness of dots and clean lines makes it a one-two punch with modernity referring to vintage beauty.
Begin with a deep pigment black such as OPI Black Onyx. With the polka dots I employ an instrument with dots or the end of a bobby pin immersed in any hard white such as Essie Blanc. That crisp reverse French? Well, a fine detailing brush and a slight amount of patiently knows no end.
I have worn such a style on a birthday brunch along with a black satin dress and a red lip. Compliments came in fast. It is like the magnetism of simplicity of black and white there is something timeless to it, though never dull.
Crisscrossed Contrast
It is this mani that occurs when minimalism is met with graphic design. The basic colors comprising the white and black background are interspersed with basic, thin crisscross lines that provide proper amounts of detail that leave one interested but not overbearing. It is fashionable, organized and 100 per cent wearable.
In the clean white foundation, I prefer Snow Me White by Sinful Colors or White Tips at DND. The lines are done with black nail art tape or a super fine striping brush using a gel polish such as black velvet and LeChat. If you are in the mood to be a little edgier, it can be lacquered with a matte top coat.
I always use dry polish with a guide (PinOK Floyd may be used in an emergency) in order to clean those lines. Two coats of top coat should be used to coate everything without texture.
I believe that this one is in the segment of minimalists with a twist, who want to look fashionable, but not excessively trendy. You know who you are.
Negative Space Curves
Such appearance is evidence that less is really more. There are abstract black lines that move in a dancing manner over a plain white surface and negative space is left between them. It is giving modern arts gallery hits birthday mood board – clean, edgy, and extremely Instagramable.
The foundation is a white gel such as Gelish White Out. On the line art, a small detailing brush and a gel pot or liner such as the ones by Kokoist or Nail Labo can be used. When you are free-handing, take your time and relax, curves can be generous to you when you simply let them run.
The best part? It’s pretty easy to maintain. I have a tendency to repeat every mid-week by coating my body with a clear cover to refresh the act. You can go ahead and even have an experiment with having an overall neutral beige or a light pink ground rather than a white ground.
Whether you are going into your birthday week and have a passion for a clean nail, coffee table books and a playlist that is a masterpiece, this mani will definitely keep up with your spirit.
Gift-Wrapped Glam
Something is very satisfying about this appearance–it makes you feel like opening your present. The combination of soft blush pinks, the sharp white accent with a small bow, and the two complete coverage glitter nails create a perfect combination of elegant and festive.
In this mix, I would have three different tones: a baby pink, which is Fiji by Essie and an accent nail, which is Alpine Snow by the same, and when I want the glittery moments, which is in chunks, something like Set in Stones by Essie or the Bling at Orly. The bow is easily hand drawn using black nail art gel or can have stickers in case you desire a short cut.
It is certainly a mani where I make my pace. I will do this by first prepping with a nice cuticle oil, working everything round almondly and working in layers, which is thin. In the case of the glitter nails I put loose glitter in order to achieve that thick saturated radiance. The bow? That’s the cherry on top.
I used some version of this when I went to a winter birthday and you should have seen how people smiled when they saw my nails. It is adorable, refined and it possesses magical mojo that only birthdays (and bows) have.
Dark Floral Edge
Light heavy and gentle, this design is not afraid of the opposities between the polished to glossy black design and the strokes of the flowery design on a nude background. It is gothic, gothic and garden party. The florals shape the edges in the form of a hidden element of the picture that can be viewed only by moving closer and that is what makes it look stylish.
Begin with a pristine nude foundation The fine Sandy Nude of Bio Seaweed Gel does the job. The black polish is to be incredibly shiny; I am fond of Vinylux Black Pool. A micro-liner and black gel paint is sufficient to paint the florals. Apply a costume or a shiny top layer to your taste.
To draw the floral flow in a piece of paper, it is better to draw the curves on the paper, first so that you can be able to get the curves right. When you are in a hurry, you may even use temporary floral tattoo decorations to see what looks good on you. Deliberately go ahead and cover them with a gel top.
I have watched this and every nail account such as @nail_unistella has this look and it is never old. It can be used by a minimalist who desires a slight drama- much so when you are a black dress, drinking wines kind of a birthday girl.
Sage and Serene
Sage green is the new trend—and this manicure explains why. The smooth, polished look of the earthy, relaxing color is cool and elevated. It is not shouting its eyes out but it takes its attention. It is my favorite because it gives wellness retreat energy.
In order to achieve that dreamy green, use Olive and Junes WKF, or Win Me Over by Essie. Ensure that your top coat is shiny as high-gloss look is shine based. Bend the nails in form of soft almonds or stilettos to make it contemporary.
To apply, I prefer to put in a smoothing base coat, a couple of thin layers of color and then a top coat that is as mirror-shiny as possible such as Seche Vite topping or Lights Lacquer top gloss. Also, do not leave out the hand cream, as this will make the appearance ten times better.
I would wear it when it is my birthday on a warm cabin weekend, or spa day. It is raw and luxury, similar to new eucalyptus and white gowns. Well, it is an honest truth that even though you may not be a green nails type of person, this may be the color that turns you.
Candy Bows & Polka Dots
Might be a bit sassy with your nails and that is why this one is here in your favor. Dark cherry red is combined with the milky nude colors, the white dots and the miniature bow accents. It is taking cup cakes to a birthday in Paris, sweet and sophisticated.
You will have to have a real cherry red as Essie has in her Fishnet Stockings, and a neutral base as Mademoiselle. In the case of the white details, any opaque white can be used crisp, it will just be needed to use a dotping tool and a nail art brush. Another option would be using pre-made bow decals in case you do not like to paint.
Stan and roll: polish, base up then add the dot patterns and bows. I always apply the matte top layer on the bow nails and the glosses on the rest, it is a slight contrast that makes the entire design purposeful.
This appearance is associated with birthday celebrations with candy tables, confetti poppers and excessively much frosting. It is entertaining, light hearted, and not overly serious as it should feel on birthdays.
Vibrant Lilac Pop
Sometimes the color is all that is required. These are high gloss lilac nails that provide the effect of a big splash with minimum input required. No glitter and designs, only saturated lavender. It is the type of color that puts your entire spirits on a boost the moment you look at you hands.
In order to achieve this color, seek out such polishes as Lights Lacquer lilac wine, or Do you Lilac It? by OPI? Ensure that your top-coat is shiny and new. I prefer the appearance of mattering a bit shorter almond or squoval nails- it is painless.
This mani is all about prep. Well polished nails, a coat of ridge filler, then two coats of colour and a seal. On day 3, reapply top coat so that the colour does not fade or fade.
Lilac puts me in the mood of spring birthday, no matter it is the deep of winter. Something eternal is about the color that is so fresh and confident. It is not merely stylish, but individual.
Retro Dot Revival
In case your love language is nostalgia, this navy-and-white polka dot appearance is calling upon you. It is something so old-fashioned and quaint and alluring in dots–they seem to be especially good when they prick against a great, deep blue. It is both retro and modern and it is simply so pleasant to make eyes on.
I would take the same moody blue with Essie, Style Cartel, and take in just a clean white, like Blanc, to give it the dots. The dotting tool or round end of a bobby pin is consistently used. It is these details that make it sing.
Not the most important trick of obtaining perfect dots? Add your base polish and allow it to dry completely and that you add very little polish to your tool as it may spread. Apply seal encrusted with glossy top so that the polish appears to be patent leathers.
My trip to the coast with matching mani to my vintage sundress on a birthday weekend was a thing like this. It reeked of great I am the main character, in a good sense.
Sharp & Sleek Black Almond
Wearing long black polish, in pure black, on extended, sharp nails, has some kind of power in it. It can be described as acute, not apologetic, and without making any serious attempt to be stylish. It is the type of nail polish that will make you think that you are the czar of your personal universe of birth.
One cannot compromise on a good black polish, one can choose Essie or OPI, which should be Licorice or Never Have Too Mani Friends, respectively. The deception is an almond shape tip and a top coat- it is super-glossy (as with Gel Couture’s).
Frankly speaking, I have black polish on rotation all the year round. But on a birthday? It hits different. Gold rings in particular or a denim jacket- it is sharp, high and undress iconic.
Silver Mirror Queen
These silver chrome nails do not speak, they shout. This mani shines like real metal and it has a mirror effect that cannot be overlooked. When you are wearing a birthday outfit with shininess or sequins or even a showy minimalist outfit, this set completes it just perfectly.
Bind a black or dark gray gel base. then polish with a high grade of silver chrome like Daily Charme, in Mirror Chrome. Last but not least is the no-wipe gel top coat in order to adhere it and in order to provide that glassy look to it.
The trick to this appearance is to cure every layer of spray and then press the chrome in with a silicone work roller. Do not forget to excavate the cuticle – chrome is prettier with a perfect outline.
Once during a birthday dinner, I wore it and received more compliment on my nails than my clothing. They shine in the dark and bling in photography, which, frankly speaking, is what I desire during my birthday.
Golden Starburst Tips
Take your favourite manicure French then sprinkle with golden stardust. This appearance is a combination of a traditional almond-shaped French tips and gold starbursts and small dots. It is dainty, and heavenly, and big magical-girl.
I would start bare pink such as OPI Bubble Bath and apply clean white tips with guides or a fine nail brush. On the gold accents, my favorite ones are either nail foil stickers or stamping plates (see MoYou London). Place micro-dots by means of a toothpick and metallic polish.
Space is the secret in keeping this mani soft and dreamy; but do not overload the stars. The shimmer is not busy, but instead magic as touched with a light touch. And then when you are in a hurry, seek out press-ons with the deal with heavenly motices.
It is all that I would wear to have a birthday in the stars or on a birthday with the candles and golden tableware at dinner time. It is graceful, lovelorn and a bit spell-bound.
Minimalist Valentine Energy
Sharp white nails with small hearts of red,–this aspect is innocent, lovely aspects. It is warm, sexy and amusing, without retreading all the kitsch. Ideally, it is best when you have a birthday during winter (or any other month) or maybe you simply love heartcore sounds.
2 solid white gel base, such as White Gel paint by The GelBottle Inc. and red nail art paint or decals. Personally, I like to create the hearts with the aid of a dotting tool: two dots + a V underneath and then connect and wipe with a thin brush.
This mani never passes without reactions. It is so easy but the little red hearts amount to a secret love note to yourself. Frankly speaking, your heart should be so on your birthday, right?
Fairy-Tale Gradient
Something unearthly about this cool-coloured fade of lilac to baby blue. It is as though the end of a cotton candy sky at dusk, which is soft, mystical, and somewhat magic. This mani will suit a person who is desiring an easy-going and yet playful birthday mood.
To replicate this light combination, I would apply gelling polishes such as; Periwinkle by The GelBottle and Do You Lilac It? by OPI. You also shall require a quality ombré sponge/brush, and patience. Pink base can then be used to bring it all together in a more seamless manner.
I load the two in thin layers that I apply interchanging and mixing until I achieve that soft fade- drying between every layer when working in gel. Apply top gloss finish to give the effect of the gradient and the glowy and glassy appearance.
I would wear it in case I were spending a lazy time on my birthday having tea, reading, and listening to some soft music. Definitely harmless yet conspicuously so. It means the nail variety of I am celebrating me today.
Red Glamour with a Twist
There is birthday red–and this red. It is a mani that blends regular high-gloss red color and French tips on two nails in an overall look that is gilded with jewel-like adornments that make the entire appearance dressed to the nines and prepared to party.
The red will be Lacquer such as the Big apple red by OPI on one hand or the Ruby by Lights Lacquer on the other hand. Essie can use the Bare It All on the nude base on the French tips. One can find rhinestones as part of the Daily Charme or Amazon nail art kits.
It goes like this: put in the base, dry, fill in the tips with some guide or a straight hand, apply in nail glue and push the gems in with a twist in a clean line. To finish my top I always apply a thick layer of gel at the very top to hold the sparkle.
It is a design that suits particularly well to an evening birthday appearance dinner, champagne, a dress you feel good in. It is playful and a bit theatric although it is highly polished. Complete main psychological energy.
Matte Noir & Rose Champagne
Had this set been scored, it would have been deep bass and low-key synth bold matte black with blinding rose gold glitter. It is somber but party-fitted and it suits everybody who likes contrast that works.
I would take CND matte black and kiara Sky champagne toast as my velvet nails and glitter respectively. One needs a good top coat that is a matte (such as that by Zoya). I always make the glitter nails sticky in the bottom to maintain a thick sparkling layer.
Coat with black and matte topcoat when it is dry. Dab glitter polish on a small sponge on the glitter nails to get the whole polish. Apply a clear gloss to the top of those nails only to make the texture come out.
It is this mani that I would choose in a rooftop birthday party. It is part ferocious and entertaining and like you are rubbing leather and sequins between your fingers.
Snowy Birthday Sweater Vibes
This design is pure winter birthday—matte white and taupe color with warm-up sweater kind of designs. Of course, dots, swirl lines and snows make it slick and cold-weather without making it staid.
You will desire an unbiased color scheme such as Taupe of the List, Sally Hansen, and White Lace, The GelBottle. Sweater art can be painted by using a liner brush or embossing gel in case you would want the 3D look on it.
Base colour Layer base colour and cure then carefully draw each detail and finish with matte top coat. To achieve the appearance of an upholstered appearance, add one more layer of the white paint and leave to dry and achieve the raised sweater effect.
The set is ideal in an January birthday brunch or snuggling up to enjoy blankets and dessert. It offers cozy-luxury without being ordinary – like cozy knits but manicure it.
Lavender Metal Moon
This gloss puts the future into your fingertips, lavender with a chrome shift that gives your nails the appearance of light. The light holographic finish makes it mood-ring under the eyes that reflect differently based on the light.
Begin with such a pastel pink purple as Lilacism by Essie or Lavender Lust by Cirque Colors. Put a chrome or unicorn powder on top then- The Nail Hub has an amazing selection of chrome. No-wipe gel top coated seal.
Rubbed the silicone applicator into applying the powder and curing after. You can be subtle or all metallic depending on the amount of powder that you apply. I always apply the second clear top finish to even everything out.
In search of a dreamy, futuristic mani in time of your birthday, then this is what you want. It looks like it is what a celestial princess would put on. Good especially when one would want his or her image tender looking and never forgotten.
