Kiwi manicure is a great option for a bright, juicy fruity summer nail art. Despite the simplicity of execution, it looks spectacular on the nails. There are several options for this manicure, depending on how bright you would like it to be. Of course, as in any nail design, the main thing is the accuracy of execution. Kiwi manicure can be done both on the entire nail, and only on the tips, so that it is more discreet.
What you need
To make this fruity manicure you will need the following:
- varnish base coat;
- green varnish (to create kiwi pulp);
- white and black polish;
- thin brush;
- fixing varnish.
You don't need too many tools to create a kiwi pattern, so beginners can choose this manicure.
Step by step
You can see a photo of the "kiwi" manicure and choose the design option that suits you best. Below is a juicy and bright pattern.
- Apply base coat and let dry.
- Cover your nailsgreen varnish is the pulp of the fruit. If one layer is not enough, apply a second. Allow each layer to dry beforehand.
- In the middle of the nail draw a white circle. It does not have to be even - this will make the drawing close to natural.
- With a thin brush, draw rays coming out of the middle to make it look like the sun.
- Dip a brush in black polish and paint small dots on your nails to make them look like kiwi seeds.
- After the drawing is dry, cover your nails with a fixer.
Bright and juicy manicure is ready! There was nothing complicated in its creation, but it looks interesting on the nails.
Manicure with drops
This is a spectacular, unusual design that will require skill to create. Drops can be combined with any background coating, pattern. They look very interesting on fruit. Manicure "kiwi" with drops is very juicy and stylish. To create it you will need:
- matte finish (to make drops look realistic);
- gel finish without sticky layer;
- dots with different tip diameters, if you don't have one, you can take a toothpick or hairpin with a rounded tip;
- UV lamp.
Before drawing the drops, we need to make a background coating. In this case, this is the creation of a fruit design - kiwi. After the drawing has dried, you can start dropping.
- The background is covered with a matte finish.
- Gel is typed on the dotsfinish line and dotted. After the entire nail is in droplets, it should be dried in a UV lamp, without waiting for all the nails to be done. The manicure will keep its shape, the points made will be voluminous.
- If you do not have this tool, you can use a transparent gel polish. After drying with clinser or alcohol, you will need to remove the sticky layer. In the same way, each nail should be dried so that the manicure is voluminous and beautiful.
The "drip" design is ready! Look at the photo of the kiwi manicure with drops - it looks fresh, juicy and very summery. Such a pattern will give your image lightness, brightness.
Kiwi Manicure Ideas
If you are not ready for all your marigolds to be bright and fruity, you can choose a more discreet option. For example, make only the protruding edge of the nail in this style, or make only one nail "fruity", and cover the others with a light shade.
You can make the middle at the edge of the nail, then draw the rays. Greater realism will add the alternation of white stripes with yellow or green lighter shades. Next, seeds are drawn with black varnish and everything is covered with a fixative. You can draw a few drops to give juiciness.
It is not necessary to make the background color green. A shade of aqua, yellow or brown (kiwi skin color) is good for such a theme. An interesting solution would be to create drawings: alternatevarious fruits. This is not only kiwi, but also bananas, watermelons, pineapples. This manicure is suitable for those who are not afraid of a bright design.
Kiwi Manicure is a simple and stylish nail art solution. Despite the simplicity of the drawing, there is room for creativity. Of course, any manicure must be done in accordance with the dress code so that the whole image looks organic and aesthetically pleasing. This design does not have to be done in the summer, in winter such a pattern will cheer you up and add brightness to any winter look.
