"Like Fireflies at Rest: Adorable Nail Art with 'Tip Stones' Sparkling on Your Fingertips"

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In nail art, the traditional placement for Swarovski stones has always been at the "base," right?

It's not in the way.

It’s less likely to fall off.

It's safe.

Art that follows the curve of the base or simply places one stone at the base has been standard for over 10 years.

But!!

If it's all the same, it's boring......

Don’t you think so?

What I’ll introduce in this article is a nail art style that places stones at the tips, completely ignoring the notions of "not falling off" or "not getting caught"♡

I've tried it once, and to be honest, it was a bit inconvenient for daily life.

But it was so cute that I wanted to try it out♡

With rhinestones on the tips of the nails. I applied larger ones, and each time I raised my hands, it sparkled, making me feel like a firefly was landing on my fingertips, and it made me happy♡

"I want to prioritize sparkle, so I want to eliminate any top coating that covers the stones!!"

That’s how much this nail art prioritizes glitter♡

Let me introduce some cute designs♩

Nail Art with "Stones at the Tips" is Stylish

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A thin French manicure with Swarovski stones delicately placed right at the tips. Simple yet elegant♩

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Asymmetrical nails. The silver stones on a red base stand out beautifully＊

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A milky white base with aurora stones at the tips♡ Small stones are ephemeral and cute, but using a larger diamond-cut stone as a point is also adorable♡

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Nude-colored base with stones at the tips♡

Larger stones create a glamorous effect.

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Mixing gold leaf and stones at the tips♩ Pearls are adorable too♡

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Colorful stones at the tips offer a dramatic and stylish look＊

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Glitter gradient with Swarovski at the tips♡

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Combining with French style is also cute♡ The trick is to place seemingly small stones for an ephemeral and cute effect＊

Pearl at the Tips is Trending This Fall♡

I’ve introduced simple yet sparkling delicate and cute nail art featuring Swarovski stones at the tips♡

Small stones don't get in the way too much, and they aren’t particularly likely to fall off, so I recommend them.

(Larger stones tend to be more in the way and fall off more easily.)

I want to enjoy the cuts of the stones without excessively showing the feeling of covering them with a top coat♩

By the way＊＊

Doing tip art with pearls looks cute too, so this type of art is likely to trend in fall and winter♡

Give it a try♩