How to Paint Watermelon Nails

Remove any old nail polish., Paint your entire nail a light pink or red, the color of watermelons., Let dry., Paint a green tip., Let dry., Add the seeds., Let dry., Apply a top coat., Enjoy your gorgeous fruity nails!

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Remove any old nail polish.

    Soak a cotton ball or pad with nail polish remover.

    Rub the soaked cotton ball over the old nail polish gently to remove the polish. , After applying a clear base coat apply a thin coat of pink or red polish starting at the base of the nail and working your way up. , Allow your nails to dry for about 10 minutes or until the polish is not wet anymore. , Carefully paint the watermelon rind on the tip of your nails.

    If you don't have a thin brush meant for this you can use a tooth pick or tape. , Rest your nails on a flat and avoid moving your hands as this will smudge the polish. , Use a black nail pen to create tiny dots to resemble the seeds of a watermelon. (or a tooth pick or a bobby pin dipped into the black regular nail polish.) Try not to form bubbles with the polish as bubbles take longer to dry and are easier to smudge. , Dry your nails for a couple minutes to continue the design. , Put a thin clear coat of nail polish to have longer lasting nails. ,
  2. Step 2: Paint your entire nail a light pink or red

  3. Step 3: the color of watermelons.

  4. Step 4: Let dry.

  5. Step 5: Paint a green tip.

  6. Step 6: Let dry.

  7. Step 7: Add the seeds.

  8. Step 8: Let dry.

  9. Step 9: Apply a top coat.

  10. Step 10: Enjoy your gorgeous fruity nails!

Detailed Guide

Soak a cotton ball or pad with nail polish remover.

Rub the soaked cotton ball over the old nail polish gently to remove the polish. , After applying a clear base coat apply a thin coat of pink or red polish starting at the base of the nail and working your way up. , Allow your nails to dry for about 10 minutes or until the polish is not wet anymore. , Carefully paint the watermelon rind on the tip of your nails.

If you don't have a thin brush meant for this you can use a tooth pick or tape. , Rest your nails on a flat and avoid moving your hands as this will smudge the polish. , Use a black nail pen to create tiny dots to resemble the seeds of a watermelon. (or a tooth pick or a bobby pin dipped into the black regular nail polish.) Try not to form bubbles with the polish as bubbles take longer to dry and are easier to smudge. , Dry your nails for a couple minutes to continue the design. , Put a thin clear coat of nail polish to have longer lasting nails. ,

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