Polka Dot nail designs

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Stephanie S.

Jan 27, 2013

Stephanie S.

They seem to be in style this season. Any tips on what colors go together? Or how to do the dots at home if you don't have a tip?

Mikayla B.

Jan 27, 2013

Mikayla B.

Black and white, red and blue, pink and teal, fall colors, spring colors! EXPIREMENT! 

Brittany M.

Jan 27, 2013

Brittany M.

I really like the pink & white. Or anything along the lines of soft blue, soft green, and baby pink. Very Spring time. :) You can do the dots with a toothpick but a tool would work much better. You can get nail tools pretty much anywhere that they sell nail polish and other beauty products. Make sure that the end of the tool is about how big you want the polka dots to be. 

Stephanie S.

Jan 27, 2013

Stephanie S.

Thanks to both of you! I will definitely experiment!

Tokyo P.

Jan 27, 2013

Tokyo P.

I did it back in summer. The pic is a bit blurry but its combination with stripes. Light blue and grey color.

Tokyo P.

Jan 27, 2013

Tokyo P.

I did it back in summer. The pic is a bit blurry but its combination with stripes. Light blue and grey color.

Stephanie W.

Jan 27, 2013

Stephanie W.

Black and hot pink.

Stephanie S.

Jan 27, 2013

Stephanie S.

@Stephanie, those are the colors I was kind of thinking. I think I will try it today and post pics!

Pamela F.

Jan 27, 2013

Pamela F.

brown with light turquoise and pink

Stephanie S.

Jan 27, 2013

Stephanie S.

Thanks everyone for all your feedback!

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