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Our favorite time of the month is without a doubt nail appointment day.
Patricks Dayon the horizon, its the perfect time to test out a gold and green set.
The color combo feels soft and subtle while still creating contrast.
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After laying down a neutral base coat, grab alight blueand amint green polishfor the tips of your nails.
Then, use a fine point brush to swipe on a single gold line for a sparkly border.
Each nail will look slightly different, but the overall finish will feel cohesive.
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Holographic
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Holographic nails?
The key to this mani is finding an iridescent polish that shifts between gold and green.
Elevate the contrast of the shades by adding thin white swirls on top, as seen above.
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We’re loving thismismatched set.
Go for thissimple mani idea.
Apply two to three coats of adark forest greenhue, then apply a gold shimmer sheen on top.
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Then, get your gold paint to trace along the edges.
No need to keep it too matchy-matchy.
In fact, the more mismatched, the better!
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Animal Print
Crocodile nailshave quickly become one of the most popular animal prints at the nail salon.
The design also happens to be an easy way to make a green and gold manicure feel natural.
Here, the scaly print is used for a fun French tip with a thin gold line accent.
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Adding a single gold chrome stripe adds a pop of metallic without being overwhelming.
Pair it with a sage green polish for a minimalistic take on the color pairing.
Geometric
Geometric manicures are an easy way to level up nail art without requiring a professional touch.
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Take this green, gold, and brown design, for example.
The pattern on each nail is slightly different, making it completely customizable.
Velvet
What makesvelvet nailsso magical, is that in the right light your manicure will shift colors.
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To elevate your nails even more, sweep a magnet across each nail to create the diagonalcat-eye effectseen above.
After laying down a neutral base, we suggest using a sponge to dab on a bright green hue.
Then, using gold chrome polish or foil, apply swirls going down each nail.
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Decals
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When in doubt, go fornail stickers.
They’re super easy to use and are fuss-free.
Simply prep your nails with a few coats of your favorite green polish and let it dry.
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Then, use nail glue to secure on as many gold accents as you c’mon.
Don’t believe us?
Just look at thishalf-moon design.
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