4 Simple Nail Art Looks for July 4th 2017

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Hello lovely readers! This year I am back with 4 simple nail art looks to celebrate the 4th of July weekend with family and friends.


Look 1: Stars and stripes vinyl manicure
This simple mani features the traditional stars and stripes. You will need some nail vinyls and red, white, and blue nail polish.

Polishes: Dia*, Rojo*, and Azul* by Moonflower Polish (reviewed here)
Tools: Stars and straight line vinyls; makeup sponge applicator
Finish: Glossy

 Stars and stripes nail vinyl manicure for the Fourth of July
Stars and stripes nail vinyl manicure

Look 2: Reversed waterfall manicure
This simple mani is a play on the stars and stripe theme of the Fourth of July. Minimal tools are required for this look.

Polishes: Chelsea Porcelain*  by Londontown USA (reviewed here); Waverly*, Chyna, and Cosmo by Zoya (reviewed here)
Tools: Striping brush
Finish: Glossy

Red, white, and blue reversed waterfall manicure for the fourth of july
Red, white, and blue reversed waterfall manicure

Look 3: Patriotic glitter over blue ombre
The blue ombre adds depth to this easy glitter manicure.

Polishes: 'Murica by Funky FingersBonna Blue by Fresh PaintsAzul* by Moonflower Polish (reviewed here)
Tools: Makeup sponge applicator
Finish: Glossy

Patriotic glitter over a blue ombre for the Fourth of July
Patriotic glitter over a blue ombre

Look 4: Stars and stripes stamped manicure
This is another version of the traditional stars and stripes. In addition to some red, white, and blue nail polish, you will need a stamper and a stamping plate with stripes and stars.

Polishes: Flor de Maga* and Calles del Viejo San Juan* by Moonflower Polish (reviewed here); Dia* by Moonflower Polish (reviewed here); Ride or Die by Vapor Lacquer (reviewed here)
Tools: Ejiuba Christmas stamping plate; magnifying clear stamper from Baroness X
Finish: Glossy

Stars and stripes nail stamped manicure

If you are celebrating this weekend, I hope these simple nail art looks inspire you to create your own patriotic nails!

**These products were originally sent to me for my honest review. All opinions expressed are my own.
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17 comments

  1. I didn't even do one patriotic manicure!

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  2. Whoa! I have that exact waterfall mani (with the same colors!) on my blog two years ago. Weird.

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    1. It wasn't my intention! I've seen this simple mani done over and over again and don't know who the credit goes to.

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  3. I love them all but especially the Stars and Stripes stamped mani! Beautiful!

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  4. All of these are awesome! I only did one Patriotic Mani this year and I usually do several.

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  5. I only did 1 myself, will post tomorrow (may not do a blog post for it), but I really love your #4! The double stamping gets me every time.

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  6. These are great designs! I don't know that I'll get a design on my nails for tomorrow.

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  7. Great manis. I'm wearing a sparkly blue from Inglot to get close to Independence Day but nothing as pretty as yours.

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  8. I totally didn't do a 4th of July manicure this year! But I am really feeling your reverse waterfall mani!

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  9. Gorgeous manis! I have not done a single 4th mani, and I have bright purple on now so its not looking promising. LOL

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  10. I am loving that last mani! You really got creative with these.

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  11. I love that waterfall mani! Gorgeous. Happy 4th!

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  12. Happy 4th July and love each I'd you mani's♡

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  13. I like those manis! Which did you end up wearing today?

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  14. All of these look fantastic! I think I like the waterfalls and the stars and stripes best.

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  15. All of these are so awesome! I think the last one is my favorite, love the silver in there. :)

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  16. 4 beautiful nail art looks, I hope you had a lovely 4th of july x

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