Pretty brown and white marble nails remind us of marble floors and even marble cakes, but it’s one trend you shouldn’t miss.
Give this minimalist, captivating, and versatile combo a try.
33+ Ideas About Brown and White Marble Nails
Today, less is more so many women are leaning towards classic colors like brown and white marble nails. In the world of nail colors and designs, it’s a shoo-in for all occasions.
Here are over 30 nail inspirations for you:
1. Brown Nail Tips and Marble Details with White
2. Classy and Natural Light Brown and White Marble Nails
3. Extra Long Coffin Nails in Coffee Brown Marble Mixed with White
4. Brown, Glitter and White Marble Nails Design
5. Brown French tips with White and Brown Marble Nails
6. Whole Brown Nails with Marble
7. Classy White Nails with Brown Marble Details
8. Whole Brown and White Marble Tipped Coffin Nails
9. Amazing Almond Brown Marble Nails with a bit of White
10. Ombre Marble Nail Tips in White and Brown
11. Long Matte Brown and Marble Nails
12. White and Brown Coffin French Tip Nails
13. Brown and White Marble Nails with a bit of Glitter
14. Brown Nails with Marble and Gold Details
15. Brown, White and Gold Almond Nails
16. Light Brown and White Marble Nails
17. Brown, Beige and Marble Matte Nails
18. Short Brown Nails with White Marble
19. Latte Brown Marble Nails
20. Light Brown Marble Nails with White Details
21. Brown and White Marble Almond Nails
22. Brown and White Nails with Artistic Marble
23. Beige Nails with Brown and White Marble Details
24. Light Brown Nails with White Marble and Stones
25. Elegant Brown Marble Nails with Rhinestones
26. Amazing White and Brown Coffee Marble Nails
27. Brown Nails with Glitter and White Marble
28. Light Brown Nails with White Marble, Gold and Gems
29. Brown Marble Nails with Gold
30. Cute Brown Nails with Brown and White Marble
31. Light Coloured Brown and White Marble Nails
32. Dark Brown and White Marble nails with Glitter Details
33. Cappuccino Brown Marble Nails
34. Brown and White Marble Tipped Long Nails
35. Coffin Brown Matte Marble with Gold
The Allure of Marble Nails
Marble nails are a work of art with their swirling beauty and mesmerizing prints.
Margot Robbie is a huge fan of this nail design and can often be seen wearing it on her nails.
One of the reasons why marble nails are a top favorite is it is relatively easy to do.
Even newbie nail designers can pull off professional-looking marble nails because there are no fixed rules.
There is no wrong or right and no number of swirls needed when creating them.
Marble nails let you achieve that seamless aesthetic appeal that can work for all year.
Why Brown and White?
Brown and white are colors for all skin tones.
You can get that earthy and warm vibe with the many shades of brown and white that are available.
The contrast creates an aesthetic impact while the marble designs provide effortless, stylish results.
These two nail polish colors are relatively easy to match.
From OOTDs of the same shades like nude, chocolate brown, or khaki brown, it can work seamlessly.
Advanced Techniques
The most basic technique in creating marble nails is to dip your fingernails one at a time in nail lacquer-coated water.
After dribbling several drops of nail polish into the water, create swirls with a toothpick. Once you dip your nails, you get that marble-like result.
Aside from this, there are different ways to create that marbled look:
- Painting your nails with your preferred base coat. Create a white base then add tiny drops of chocolate brown. With a needle, toothpick, or any pointed tip, you can slowly spread the brown color in different directions to get that marbled look.
- Paint your nails with your base coat and make lines on your nails using a second color while slowly diluting the lines with water.
- Nail stickers also give you that instant marbled effect. Just apply and you’re done!
Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Here are the most common mistakes when doing marble nails and how to remedy them.
- Too much nail polish. This takes longer to dry and is more susceptible to chipping so apply thin layers. Even the blobs of nail polish you drop in water shouldn’t be too much.
- Not cleaning up excess nail polish immediately. When you don’t clean the excess polish right away, it can cause your manicure to chip. So, clean up the sides and edges of your cuticles as soon as you’re done with your manicure.
- Skipping the base coat. Before applying any layer of nail polish, do the base coat first and ensure you’re using a quality product.
Maintenance and Care
To enjoy your brown and white marble nails longer:
- Use quality base coats, nail polish, and top coats.
- Clean, buff, trim, and shape your nails before applying nail polish.
- Invest in quality cuticle oil and cuticle remover.
- Always seal the edges of your nails with a top coat.
- Wear protective gear like gloves when handling harmful chemicals and strong cleaning solutions.
Conclusion
Brown and white marble nails are simple, classy, versatile, and lots of fun.
Since it’s so easy to master, you can bring your twist to this traditional nail design with just a bit of practice.
But don’t forget to take pictures and share them with us for some nail inspiration!
