Abstract pastel -Sterägel
Pastel is the point of contact for Easter for a good reason. Give them an unexpected turn with funny geometric shapes like this design from Bellacures.
Robins egg nails
These spring nails are inspired by a Robins egg. Start with a pastel blue base and then add brown spots for a fresh turn.
French tip from gold glitter
This golden French manicure from Bellacures may seem a little glamorous for Easter, but we love the allusion to the coveted golden egg! It is also a little more player than a traditional French manicure.
Mixed pastel loose nails
Yes, pastels are expected for Easter, but that does not mean that you cannot have fun! This trendy idea mixes pink, blue and cream on different nails for an entertaining, but eastern look.
Daisy
The orange in this design gives an unexpected splash of color. Start with a naked nail and then enter it with a simple daisy motif. We love this design from BellaCures, which have the flowers at different points on every nail.
Easter nail with gold lines
This naked design of BellaCures is increased with thin gold lines – it like jewelry for your nails! It is a fun turn for Easter, but it will take all April.
Baby Chick Easter Illide
We love this look for teenagers and tweens absolutely! This combination of pastel-cosmonic-inspired glittering laids with a slippery baby chick accent nail ensures a youthful Easter design for children of all ages.
Perfect stripes Easter nail idea
Professional tip: Use nail strip tape to reach the clean lines of these multicolored accent nails.
PEEPS-inspired Easter Illide
Exchange regular French manicure tips for yellow for bright and happy spring nails, which are inspired by the popular Peeps Marshmallow delicacies. Further designs at Bellacures.
Tiny Polka Dots Easter Illide
The easiest way to achieve clean dabs on nails is to use nail polish pencils or a point tool. And remember to let the basic coating dry completely!
Minimalist Easter Easter Idea
First start a bare or clear base for this minimalist springs. After picking one or two pastel polishes, paint half of the nail (either above or on the floor) or a clean strip in the middle, as shown. Let them dry completely and then seal them with a strong clear cover lacquer.
Pink Polka Dots Easter Illide
Simple pink pats on butterfoles is a classic Easter look and also one of the easiest to pull. Other color combinations that we love: purple points on baby pink nails; White dots on natural nails; Pink dots on white nails.
Spicked Easter Easter Illide
Borrow this design from these delicious, speckled egg sweeties that we all want to find in our Easter baskets. Start with a matt polish and point on white and brown colored pencils to imitate the appearance of the outer shell.
Perfectly Pastell Easter Ellide Idea
Take a rainbow approach for your next manicure. This happy look will go far until April and May.
Bunny Silhouette Easter Illide
This little rabbit ear houette is simply the sweetest! It is easy enough to free this design – just be patient (and make sure that the basic layer is dry before you start design)!
Beautiful purple Easter nail idea
The simple three-point details to solid nails work in every season for every color combination, but we love this light light pink and purple look for Easter. Further designs at Bellacures.
Peach karm Easter Launda idea
With a light, peach -colored base poly and an energetic absorption of orange, which alternates from the nail beds and tips, nails somehow appear longer. Further designs at Bellacures.
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