We can all agree that the ombre trend is a hot one. In fact, it is a trend that is here to stay. The dip-dye look has moved from hair and into makeup, fashion, and nails. We’re talking about ombre nails, of course! Whether you go for a simple two-toned look or you want to paint each nail with a different color of the rainbow, there are tons of options.

This year’s ombre nail trends are all about taking risks. Instead of just doing a simple fade from light pink to dark pink on your nails, try out something more unique like a blue and green ombre or even black and white. Yes, we said black! If you are looking for some inspiration before heading to the salon or doing them at home, check out these awesome ombre nail designs!

Don’t waste your time on the Ombre trend–this year it’s all about pink and white ombre nails. Here are some examples:




Ombre is a hot trend right now. Ombre is a French term meaning “shaded” or “gradation,” and it’s a coloring effect that’s really popular in hair, makeup, and nails right now. It starts out light at the top and gradually gets darker toward the bottom.

There are tons of ways to pull off ombre in your nail design this year. The most popular way to do it is to use two different colored polishes, but you can also get an ombre effect by using just one color and painting it on with increasing amounts of pressure as you go down the nail. You can also use glitter polish and paint it on with less glitter near the cuticle for a gradual glittery effect.

Here are some pictures of great ombre nails:

Ombré (literally “shaded” in French) is the hottest trend in nails this year. Ombré nails are two-toned, usually going from a dark color at the base of the nail to a lighter color at the tip.

Ombré can be achieved with nail polish or acrylic paint. The most popular method involves dipping a makeup sponge into different shades of your favorite polish and dabbing it on to the nail from bottom to top, gradually fading from darks to lights. You can also achieve this look by painting different shades on a makeup sponge and lightly dabbing it onto your nails. Either way, make sure you finish it with a clear top coat for long-lasting color!

If you have trouble getting it right, you can use scotch tape as a guide for your ombré lines. Or, if you’re using multiple colors, use scotch tape to section off each part of your nail and paint them individually.

I’ve been seeing the ombre trend everywhere lately, and I’m loving it! It’s a great way to add some subtle color to your nails, and there are so many ways you can do it.

I recently went to get my nails done, and the manicurist did an ombre nail look on me that I loved. Basically what she did was paint my nails white and then use a sponge to dab on a pink polish for the tips. You can also use a tiny brush if you don’t have a makeup sponge handy.

To do this at home, here’s what you’ll need:

– Base coat

– White polish

– Pink polish

– Top coat

– Makeup sponge (or small brush)

Ombre nails are hands down the hottest trend of the year. And it’s not hard to see why; ombre nails are a fun, modern way to play with color and shade.

A classic ombre look starts with pink at the cuticle, gradually blending into white until your entire nail is a bright shade. This look is so easy to do yourself, and it’s surprisingly versatile.

To start off, you’ll need a few things:**

Base Coat** Polish in a light pink shade (look for something sheer or translucent)** Polish in a white shade (pick something opaque)** Top Coat** A sponge

Inspired by the beautiful transition of colors that happens in nature, ombre nails are very trendy and can be done at home.

The first step is to paint your nails white. You may need two coats of polish for an opaque color. Use a coat or two of white nail polish as a base color, allowing each coat to dry completely before applying the next.

Next, use a makeup sponge to apply the pink polish across the bottom half of your nails. For this design, you will use pink nail polish as your second color. Dip a makeup sponge into the pink nail polish and dab it across the lower half of each nail so that it gradually gets lighter toward the top.

Allow the pink polish to fully dry before applying a clear topcoat. This will help protect your nail art and make it last longer.