Sakura manicure

Cherry blossoms in the East are one of the main symbols of spring, female youth and beauty. The cherry blossom theme is used in art all over the world. Given the popularity of oriental culture in our country, such a motif of a drawing will be both recognizable and original. A manicure with delicate pink flowers will look simply charming. Performing a manicure with sakura is quite simple. Guided by simple tips on the technique of drawing a picture, you can easily reproduce it at home with your own hands.

A nice feature of this spring manicure is that it looks great on both short and long nails. It turns out that this option can be called universal.

A cherry branch covered with flowers can be drawn in a variety of ways.

As a result, nails will always look attractive. One of the easiest ways is to draw colors schematically - from dots applied using dots.

So, today you want a sprig of cherry blossoms to bloom on your nails. For this you will need the following:

• two covers;
• degreasing liquid;
• white varnish;
• pink varnish;
• paints (acrylic);
• thin brush;
• dots.

To make fingers always look well-groomed, neat and attract admiring glances, a proper manicure is essentialwhich helps nails look healthy and well-groomed. To do this, it is necessary to periodically eliminate the regrown cuticle, take care of the skin around the nail, regularly treating it with a nail file. This helps to get nails of a certain length and desired shape.

Gels with fruit acids, according to the ladies who leave reviews, perfectly cope with the removal of the cuticle, simply by dissolving it. The use of gels allows you to achieve the effect of a salon manicure at home. It is imperative to degrease the nail plate: the durability of your wonderful drawing depends on this.

In order to properly perform a drawing in the form of cherry blossoms, first you need to apply a base coat, the function of which is to strengthen the nail plate and protect the nail from the negative effects of the varnish layer. In addition, thanks to the use of the base coat, the main varnish will be more accurately and evenly distributed on the nails, and the pattern will be able to please its owner for a longer time. After the base has dried, the background colors should be applied. For the sakura pattern, these will be shades of pink and white. Background colors can be different.

The sakura branch is delicate and airy. To depict such branches, you will need a thin brush. When the existing brush is not thin enough, you can cut off some of the extra hairs with scissors, periodically checking the width of the line on paper.You need to cut until the trace of the line left by the brush becomes thin enough.

Dip the brush and smoothly, with light pressure, draw thin, slightly curved lines-twigs. It is important to shake off excess paint before applying it to the nail.

Only one half of the nail should be filled with a pattern. At this stage, the main thing is to be able to convey a feeling of lightness, airiness.

See below for details.

Acrylic paints are classified as quick-drying, so you can not wait until the painted branches dry, but immediately start painting pink flowers. A small dots will come in handy here, in the absence of which you can use a sharp pencil, a toothpick or a thin rod from a pen.

At the ends of all the branches, apply one petal at a time. In the central part of each flower there should be a small drop made with white varnish. As for the quantity, three large flowers on each nail will be quite enough, and on the remaining branches you can depict buds - place individual dots of various sizes.

As a final chord, when the sakura pattern dries to the end, you will need to apply a glossy finish. To create a unique look, you can mix paints and use decorative materials in the design. Remember that there are no limits for imagination!

Performing a manicure with sakura is in the next video.