Quick and Easy Yellow Flower Nails Tutorial for Spring and Summer

RoseDIY13
by RoseDIY13
8 Materials
$15
20 Minutes
Easy

Follow along to create the cutest yellow flower nails with me.


This manicure is easy to do at home and the perfect touch for summer.


Let's get into the tutorial.

Tools and materials:

  • Protective manicure gloves
  • Yellow and taupe gel nail polish
  • Nail lamp
  • Floral nail stickers
  • Tweezers
  • Bent nose tweezers
  • Nail foil flakes
  • Gel top coat
Applying gel polish

1. Apply gel polish

Wear protective manicure gloves if you’d like. Then apply a gel nail polish in a pale yellow color for the summer vibes.


I’m also applying a taupe gel polish to some of the nails.

Applying gel polish

2. Cure

Cure the nails for 1 minute under a nail lamp.

Curing nails

3. Apply floral nail stickers

Use tweezers to lift the sticker you like.

Applying nail stickers

Press it onto your taupe nails at the tips and cuticles. 

Applying nail stickers

Be sure to press down at the cuticle with your other nail so it sits flat.

Applying nail stickers

Pinch off the excess sticker with your tweezers to match the shape of your nail.

Applying nail stickers

4. Apply nail foil flakes

Use bent nose tweezers to place nail foil flakes on your yellow nails. Make a curved shape at the cuticle.


Then press them down gently with your finger.

Applying foil to nails

5. Apply gel top coat and cure

Apply a thin layer of gel top coat to seal everything in. 

Applying top coat

Then cure the nails for another minute.

Curing nails

Repeat the process on your other hand. Here’s the final result for this yellow flower nail art manicure: 

Yellow flower nails

Yellow flower nails

Let me know in the comments if you will try out these yellow flower nails for summer!


You might also like this glam foil nail design tutorial

Suggested materials:
  • Protective manicure gloves
  • Yellow and taupe gel nail polish
  • Nail lamp
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