Nail art can sometimes get overly complicated. If you’re a beginner, you can always try press-on for a quick and easy look, but if you’re dealing with real polish, we’ve done the research on easy yet eye- Ahead, find 25 simple nail designs we’re loving for 2023, whether you want to DIY them yourself or bring them into your salon. Nail Designs Ideas
Summer Nail Trends
Wavy Summer Nail Art
ICYMI, there are ripples and squiggles all over the place right now. And the ideal method to embrace the trend is with your nails. Pick out five of your best nail polish hues (the more vibrant, the better), and delicately paint a wavy line down the middle of each nail with a small nail-art brush. Fill in one side of the nail quickly (before the polish begins to dry), then cover it with a top coat to protect it. Nail Designs Ideas
Green Nail Trend for Summer
Are you a fan of the popular green nail trend this year? Good, because your summer is also being taken over by it. The best aspect is that there are countless color and design combinations. Choose your best shade of solid green nail polish to color all of your nails, or add some flair with this negative space pattern. Nail Designs Ideas
Summer Animal Print Nails
With this summer 2023 nail design, animal print is incorporated without being overly garish. To create the leopard spots, follow this nail artist’s example by first applying a neutral foundation (such as taupe or light brown nail polish) and then dotting on clusters of brown and black dots with a nail dotting tool. I promise it’s simpler than it seems. Nail Designs Ideas
Hot-Pink Nails for Summer 2023
Summer 2022’s official color is hot pink, so I’m going to stop taking inquiries right now. Cuticle oil to prevent dry cuticles and a glossy top coat are essential for replicating this manicure. (oh, and hot-pink nail polish obvs). Nail Designs Ideas
Earthy Tones for Summer 2023
People, earthy tones aren’t just for Thanksgiving or autumn nail trends. For a subtle manicure with tons of depth, combine a few neutral colors. Nail Designs Ideas
Simple Nail Designs
Bright Lines
Tired of the traditional French manicure? Make an attempt at a reverse French using strong, contrasting gloss colors. Nail Designs Ideas
Little Hearts
The tiny pattern sparkles even on nails that are otherwise naked. Use black nail varnish for a more daring interpretation, as demonstrated here. Nail Designs Ideas
Half and Half
You can use any two colors to do a two-tone look, but we’re smitten with this muted version, Nail Designs Ideas
Dip Dye
Although it appears fancy, this dyed result is actually quite simple: Cleanse your cuticles with polish remover after dipping your nail in a few droplets of polish-water in a small bowl. Nail Designs Ideas
Dainty Flowers
You can make floral arrangements that are as simple or complex as you like. Take a look at this design, which was made up of basic dots, for something on the simple end of the range. Nail Designs Ideas
Marble Mani
It hardly requires any talent at all to create this abstract look. Use a clean brush to very slightly swirl the colors together after adding a few droplets of your chosen colors—no more than three or four, or it might get muddled. After that, pass the brush once over each nail. Nail Designs Ideas
Snow Leopard
To create the appearance of an animal pattern, blot some polish in haphazard “spots” across your nail with a dotting tool. A side note: Isn’t it adorable in white?
Rainbow Half-Moons
With a reference like hole-punch stickers as a guidance, making half-moons is simple. The difficult portion will be selecting your favorite polish colors.
Evil Eyes
Not all eye patterns need to be extremely intricate. With just a little blue polish and sparkles carefully placed, you can repel negative energy.
Single Heart
All it takes to achieve this look is a Q-Tip and really good nail polish remover.
Shiny Swoops
Once your base polish dries completely, use a contrasting nail shade to paint a curved line on top.
Accent Stripe
It doesn’t get much simpler than adding a single contrasting stripe on your ring finger.
