Cute and Easy Fall Nail Art Idea

It’s autumn and Halloween is on its way!
Follow this tutorial for an easy fall nail art idea that will also be perfect for any Halloween parties you may be attending.
Tools and materials:
- Nude gel polish
- Orange and black gel polish
- Nail stripping tape
- Clear top coat
- UV lamp
1. Start with nude-shade polish
Begin by applying a coat of gel polish in a nude shade.
Cure under a UV lamp.
2. Apply stripping tape
Cut a piece of stripping tape a bit longer than your nail, at its longest point.
Lay the tape across the center-line of your nail, with the excess tape hanging off the end of your finger.
Repeat on all of your nails.
3. Add color
Apply a coat of orange gel paint on your nails, on one side of the stripping tape.
Repeat on all your nails.
You can alternate which side of the tape you apply the orange polish to, and just do some of your nails if you wish.
You can also change up the orange polish for black, on some of your nails.
Cure again, under a UV lamp.
Now, gently peel off the stripping tape.
4. Get fancier stripes!
To get more color on your nails, now lay stripping tape on a diagonal, in a cross-crossed pattern on your already striped nail.
Fill in sections of the crisscross pattern.
Cure your nails, and then remove the tape.
5. Add foil
For extra glam, apply small bits of nail foil.
6. Finish with top coat
Add a coat of clear top coat over your polished and foiled nails, and then cure.
Easy fall nail art idea
Those are pretty dramatic autumn-themed nails!
This will be great for Halloween, but you can also change up the colors for other seasons and holidays.
Leave a comment to let me know if you tried this autumn nail art idea, or if you modified it for some other occasion.
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Suggested materials:
- Nude gel polish
- Orange and black gel polish
- Nail stripping tape
- Clear top coat
- UV lamp
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