Mint bicolour manicure: the basic rules for combining colors
Mint manicure, made in one color, looks self-sufficient in itself. This shade is so boring that the manicure will look non-local, even if all the fingers on the nails make up only them.
If you want to somehow diversify your manicure with mint varnish, you should choose a shade that will not draw attention to yourself. The color that we will "dilute" our turquoise (mint) manicure can be combined with clothes from your onion or not at all echoing the wardrobe, but refers to that group of shades that perfectly match our original varnish.
With Tiffany's color on his nails, the best looks are:
- yellow;
- pink;
- white;
- brown;
- purple;
- blue.
A mint manicure with pink details looks very gently on the hands. It is suitable for a romantic maiden image, for example, if you are wearing a dress in pastel colors. Bright, rich pink shade plus mint - this is an excellent option for a party!
Do you want to create a summer mood? This will help you a combination of mint and yellow shades in manicure. In winter, such a color scheme will remind of scorching sun rays and cool Mojito.
Tip: if you choose rich shades of mint and yellow, then bear in mind that with this manicure it is better to appear on the beach and outdoor parties. If you come with such a color scheme on your hands in the office, you will look like a "traffic light". For those who do not see holidays in summer, it is better to choose pale shades of green and yellow, the difference between which is little elusive.
Classic white harmonizes with any color. Especially it is popular with nail designers in combination with mint. How does a mint-white manicure look, look at the photo below.
Advantageously, cold shades are combined. Blue, blue, purple, lilac, mint - all these are the colors that perfectly complement each other, and on the nails will be a single composition. Violet-mint manicure is a win-win option for those who eventually want to get a quiet, uncritical nail design.
Brown-mint manicure is much less common. For many it may seem rude and incongruous in color. However, this is not so ... Look at how these two colors are subtly intertwined, creating an indivisible whole.
Mint Manicure: photo ideas that will refresh your image
Having opened the secrets of the correct combination of the Tiffany hue varnish with other colors, we hasten to present you ideas of a mint manicure made in various techniques.
Mint gradient is a smooth flow from one color to another. When you select the second shade to perform a manicure in this technique, follow the color combination rules given above.
Since the Tiffany shade is quite calm and non-aggressive, spangles will help to give it a more shocking effect. You can use them to select several marigolds, and the rest to remain matte or to perform a simple drawing on them.
The simplest decoration for your manicure can serve as a bitmap, painted heart, longitudinal stripes or a marble pattern.
The execution of complex drawings will take a little longer, but if you try, your fingers will decorate this masterpiece. Ornament can be geometric or plant.
Velvet Mint Manicure: Step-by-Step Master Class on Video
Advice: do not use velvet powder (flock) to cover all nail plates. Such a manicure will look pretentious and give extra fingers to your fingers. It is enough to focus on one or two nails.
How to make a mint manicure with rhinestones: a step-by-step master class with photo and video
For this we need:
- base for lacquer;
- mint varnish;
- rhinestones;
- a glass with water;
- cotton wand / tweezers / toothpick ("tool" for working with rhinestones);
- a marker (if it's difficult for you to apply a pattern without a sketch).
The whole procedure can be divided into several stages:
We considered a variant of the usual manicure with rhinestones. But how to make it with gel-lacquer, the video will tell.
French manicure with mint varnish: ideas and a master class on video
Connection "mint manicure + jacket" - a find for the summer office style of a true lady.
Let's confess, our favorite French manicure looks pretty boring in the summer. At a time of bright colors and riot of flowers you want to pamper yourself with something like that. And why should not this "minty" French manicure become this kind of thing?
The French manicure in classical execution, let and diluted by a new shade, looks so:
The return jacket or moon manicure, as it is also called, also looks stylish and no less elegant than its classic version.
If you are not familiar with the technique of its implementation, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with it in the next master class.