Ready to show off your toes this Independence Day? The Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 are filled with red, white and blue sparkle. Whether you’re heading to a beach picnic, backyard BBQ, or fireworks show, your feet will look festive and fabulous. With sparkles, stars, stripes and glitter bombs, you can find the ideal patriotic nail style to mark Independence Day.
Firework Flag Pedicure with Star Accents
This design captures the heart of the American flag without being too literal. The big toe becomes the star of the show (pun intended), painted a bold cobalt blue with clean-cut white stars. The rest of the toes are decked out in perfect red and white stripes that echo our favorite part of July 4th — festive, a little loud, and unapologetically fun. It’s playful but graphic, and honestly, if my sandals could speak, they’d be screaming U.S.A.
To get this look, I like using OPI’s “Big Apple Red” and “Alpine Snow”, paired with Essie’s “Butler Please” for that deep but punchy blue. For the stars, a small nail stamping plate with patriotic motifs (check Amazon or Maniology) makes the job way easier. Nail art brushes work too, but you’ll need a steady hand and a bit of patience.
If you’re DIYing this at home, start with a solid base coat — I swear by Orly Bonder — then alternate between blue for the big toe and red for the others. Let everything dry completely before layering white striping tape or painting stars. Finish with a glossy top coat to lock it all in. Make sure you give it time to fully cure — smudging this kind of detail is soul-crushing.
Personally, I’ve worn this exact design to a 4th of July picnic and got stopped at least three times about it. One woman even said, “Your toes look like little flags,” and I’ll take that as the ultimate compliment. It’s simple to recreate but never goes unnoticed.
Sparkle & Stripes in Firecracker Red
This design feels like fireworks on your feet — all glitter, color, and rhythm. The big toe glows with a metallic royal blue base dusted in soft white flecks, giving major sparkle-in-the-sky vibes. The rest of the toes are painted in a bold, glossy red with crisp white stripe details that mimic festive streamers. It’s graphic but flirty, and gives your whole pedicure a celebration vibe even if you’re just chilling poolside.
You’ll want a shimmer polish like Zoya’s “Dream” or ILNP’s “Harbour Island” to get that cosmic blue effect, plus a precise striping brush or nail tape to lay down those clean white lines. I recommend Striperella by The Painted Desert — it’s sharp enough to do double lines without bleeding.
Start by prepping your toes with a solid base coat. Apply the shimmery blue polish on your big toes and let it dry completely. You can use a dotting tool dipped in white polish to add firework-like splatter if you don’t have the exact glitter flecks. Then, for the smaller toes, paint the red base and carefully layer your white stripes. Let them dry before sealing everything with a high-gloss top coat.
I love this set for nighttime events — backyard fireworks, evening BBQs, or drinks on a rooftop. It catches the light beautifully, and the combo of shine and structure makes it feel a little luxe, even if you did it on your bathroom floor.
Confetti Firecracker Pedicure
This one’s a little wilder, a little more extra — and totally worth it if you’re the type who loves glitter and detail. Each nail features a combination of red, blue, and white — but the polish is layered diagonally, with glitter overlay and tiny stars tossed into the mix. It reminds me of confetti cannons and parade floats — bold, chaotic, and joyful.
To recreate this, look for polishes like China Glaze’s “Ruby Pumps”, Sally Hansen’s “Pacific Blue”, and a silver or white glitter topper like Essie’s “Set in Stones.” For the lines, you’ll need striping tape, and for the stars, a tiny nail sticker set (most craft stores or online shops have cute Fourth of July packs around this time).
I start by painting each toe with a red base. Once dry, apply tape diagonally across the nail, then add your blue polish on the opposite section. Pull the tape off while the polish is still wet to keep clean lines. Add glitter where the colors meet for a sparkling divide. Tiny star decals finish the look, sealed with two coats of topcoat so nothing peels.
This is what I’d wear to a fireworks show or beach party — it’s festive but with flair. The glitter catches firelight and camera flashes like magic. Definitely not a “barely-there” pedi, but that’s kind of the whole point, right?
Minimalist Americana French Tips
If bold patterns aren’t your thing, this is a chic, pared-down nod to the season. Each toe is coated in a clean, creamy white with a single stripe of glossy red at the tip — a minimal take on the French tip, but with patriotic precision. It’s giving Old Glory and modern polish.
You’ll want a super opaque white like Olive & June’s “HD” or OPI’s “Funny Bunny.” For the tip, Essie’s “Forever Yummy” is a classic cherry red that pops just right. I like using French tip nail guides to keep that red stripe sharp — they’re cheap, effective, and save me from correcting with a Q-tip every five seconds.
This look is probably the fastest of the bunch to pull off. Paint the base white, let it fully dry (seriously, fully), then place your guides and swipe on your red. It’s tempting to rush the second step, but don’t — clean lines are everything here. Finish with a glassy top coat for that sleek finish.
I’ve worn this to more formal events — think brunch, garden parties, or a summer wedding that happens to fall on the holiday weekend. It’s understated but still spirited, and sometimes a whisper says more than a scream.
Glitter-Firework Burst on Classic Red and Blue
This pedicure brings fireworks right to your toes — literally. Each big toe is painted either red or blue, then topped with hand-painted glittering firework bursts radiating from the center. The smaller toes keep things simple with matching glossy red or blue polish, allowing the big toes to shine (pun fully intended). It’s equal parts fun and polished — a great balance for anyone who wants to nod to the 4th without going over the top.
To get this look, I’d reach for Zoya’s “Sooki” (a warm, rich red) and OPI’s “Russian Navy” or “Chills Are Multiplying.” For the fireworks, ultra-fine striping brushes or nail art pens work best. A fine glitter polish like ILNP’s “Mega (L)” adds the sparkle without clumping.
What I love most about this one is that it feels like a mini celebration on each toe. The firework art takes a steady hand, but it’s not as intimidating as it looks if you break it down into small strokes. Bonus: it looks adorable in flip-flop selfies.
Confetti Chic with a Retro Twist
This one takes a softer approach to patriotic flair — with a bubbly twist. It alternates between vibrant red, electric blue, and milky white nails topped with a confetti of colorful polka dots in red, silver, and blue. The effect is playful, retro, and a little bit 1960s soda-shop Americana — in the best way possible.
You’ll need a semi-sheer neutral base like Essie’s “Vanity Fairest” or Olive & June’s “CCT” to pull off that milky look. Dotting tools are essential here, and a few different polish colors for the dots — try Sally Hansen Insta-Dri in “Racing Rose” and “Set Sail.”
The technique is forgiving: base first, dots next, and finish with a shiny top coat. It’s one of those looks that appears more complicated than it is. I’ve done versions of this for casual pool days and always get compliments — especially from kids. There’s something about dots that makes everyone smile.
Red-and-White Stripe Precision with Starry Blue
There’s something endlessly classic about this design — clean red-and-white stripes across every toe except the big one, which is dipped in deep blue and sprinkled with perfectly spaced white stars. It’s giving crisp flag detail without trying too hard. Totally wearable, totally timeless.
I’d use OPI’s “Coca-Cola Red” and Essie’s “Blanc” for the stripes. For the starry big toe, you’ll want a navy like Zoya’s “Ryan” and a star stamping plate or decals — unless you’re blessed with calligraphy-level brush control.
I’ve done this look using striping tape to get those red-and-white lines crisp — and it makes all the difference. The kind of design that works for a beach day or even paired with wedges for dinner. It’s basically the Levi’s denim of Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025.
Rustic Americana Flag-Inspired Toes
This design feels a bit more rugged and textured — like a vintage flag fluttering in the breeze. Red and white stripes are a little imperfect in the best way, with stars centered inside a swatch of blue that spills over the nail’s corner. It’s got personality, movement, and a touch of rebel charm.
To mimic this, I’d go for a jelly red polish like China Glaze’s “Ruby Pumps” for depth and Essie’s “No Place Like Chrome” for the white striping. Nail tape helps, but a soft-touch striping brush gives more of that weathered vibe.
I wore a similar design to a summer cabin trip — s’mores, sparklers, the works. It felt festive without feeling too polished. You can let this one be a little imperfect. That’s part of the charm.
Minimal Bold Block with Lone Star Accent
This pedi is for the minimalist who still loves a nod to the red, white, and blue. Each toe is painted in a bold single color — bright red, pure white, and vivid cobalt — with just a tiny silver star on the big toe. It’s clean, punchy, and super wearable even after the holiday weekend.
For this design, I’d grab Olive & June’s “CV” (a bright cherry red), OPI’s “Alpine Snow”, and Butter London’s “Giddy Kipper.” A small metallic star sticker or glitter sequin adds the accent.
This is a perfect last-minute Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 idea — no advanced skills required. It also lasts forever since solid color coats tend to chip less. Perfect for when you want to look put-together with low effort.
Star-Spangled Blue with a Clean Pop of White
This one leans modern and monochrome with a patriotic twist. All toes are drenched in a rich, sapphire blue, with a single white accent nail for contrast and a tiny silver leaf motif on the big toe. It’s more fashion-forward than literal, and something you’d definitely see styled in a campaign shoot with strappy heels.
Look for a polish like CND’s “Blue Eyeshadow” or Deborah Lippmann’s “I Love The Nightlife.” For the white accent, Tenoverten’s “Ludlow” gives excellent coverage in one coat. The leaf decal could be replaced with a silver star or stripe if you want to shift it closer to the Americana theme.
I love this for its editorial feel — especially if you’re attending a rooftop party or evening event. It still checks the Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 box, but without being too loud about it.
Playful Patchwork Flag Vibes
This design is pure fun — one big toe painted half white polka dots on blue, half red stripes on white. The rest of the nails alternate red, blue, and little diagonal stripes with stars, silver glitters, and curved lines. It’s like a flag exploded in the best way.
To get the patchwork look, you’ll need striping brushes, nail tape, and a mix of primary colors plus silver glitter. For the bold base shades, I like Essie’s “Forever Yummy”, Sally Hansen’s “Pacific Blue”, and Zoya’s “Trixie” for sparkle.
I did something like this for a July 4th parade a few years ago — the design felt like wearable confetti. It’s definitely one of those “do it for the photo” pedis, but also a blast to create. If you’re a nail art maximalist, this one’s a party starter.
Midnight Sparkle with Firework Flares
This pedicure is like a firework show on a starry night sky — dramatic, glamorous, and totally wearable past July 4th. The base is a rich navy blue packed with fine glitter, and the accent is a sweeping firework design in silver, red, and white that fans from the corner of each big toe. It’s bold, but not in a loud way — more like sparkle with intention.
To nail this look (pun intended), start with a glitter-rich polish like ILNP’s “Interstellar” or Zoya’s “Dream.” The firework lines can be done with striping polish or thin brushes. I’d go with Color Club’s Art Club liners — they’re bright, fluid, and dry fast.
The trick is starting with clean, dry layers — two coats of the glitter base, then your burst design fanned outward from one corner. I let each color dry before adding the next so they don’t muddy together. Topcoat is key here — it keeps all the sparkle smooth, not gritty.
I wore this look once for a 4th of July rooftop party, and it caught the fairy lights so well I didn’t want to take it off. It’s ideal if you want to dress up your pedicure without feeling too kitschy.
Nautical Stripes with Neon Punch
This is a more modern take on patriotic — part sailor girl, part beach club cool. Navy pinstripes on a clean white background give that timeless nautical feel, while bright fuchsia and deep navy accent nails punch up the vibe. It’s subtly Americana, but with a very fresh twist.
You’ll want a striping brush and a deep navy like Essie’s “Style Cartel.” The fuchsia can be Olive & June’s “Yes Please”, and a bright white like OPI’s “Alpine Snow” grounds the whole look. Striping tape also helps if you want razor-straight lines.
This design feels like it belongs on the deck of a boat with a striped towel and spritz in hand. It’s easier than it looks — just keep your base color dry before you stripe, and work slowly across the nail.
I honestly love how this works for everything — from a day at the pool to a casual dinner. It doesn’t scream “patriotism,” but it nods to it stylishly. Plus, it’s great for mixing with denim and linen.
Candy Cane Swirl in Summer Red
This one leans bold and graphic, with a high-gloss red base on all the toes and a playful red-on-white swirl on the big toe. The look walks the line between candy cane chic and wavy retro Americana. It’s clean, abstract, and surprisingly versatile — especially if you love red polish year-round.
I used Essie’s “Rock the Runway” for this and a white art pen for the swirl — Sally Hansen’s Nail Art Pens are still solid for fine detail like this. Make sure to let the white fully dry before sealing it with topcoat so it doesn’t bleed.
I skip the tools and go freehand here — there’s something satisfying about the organic swirl. If you’re going for a less holiday, more summer-fair vibe, try adding small stars or keeping the swirl lighter.
I once wore a variation of this with a red-and-white striped romper, and it felt ridiculously cute without being themed. It’s a great choice if you want something graphic without too much work.
Vintage Americana Patchwork
This is one of those cozy, nostalgic designs that reminds me of faded denim, front porch swings, and the kind of 4th of July you spend with family. The big toe combines red-and-white stripes with a blue field and white stars, while the rest are a rich, sparkly red. It’s vintage but glam, and a total standout in sandals.
Use a true blue shimmer like Zoya’s “Ryan” and a red like Deborah Lippmann’s “It’s Raining Men.” White acrylic paint or a gel art pen helps with the star detailing if you don’t have stickers.
I usually do the stripes first, tape them off, and then add the blue section on top with stars after it dries. This one takes a little more effort, but it lasts longer too — perfect for multi-day weekend events.
This feels like the nail art version of a classic denim jacket with flag patches. If you’re going for nostalgic Americana, this is the one.
Navy Shimmer with Red Star Stripes
This pedi means business. A strong navy base covers every toe, but the big toes are decked with red star stickers and white diagonal striping that brings motion and symmetry. It’s graphic, editorial, and a little futuristic while still keeping those red-white-and-blue vibes.
The base shade could be something like CND “Blue-Eyed Girl” or Essie’s “Aruba Blue.” For the white stripes, use a thin liner or striping tape, and red foil or sticker stars are perfect for that clean detail.
This kind of look works great on short nails — it doesn’t need length to pop. I’d pair it with metallic sandals and denim shorts for a crisp summer look.
What I love most is how this one breaks away from the typical flag designs. It’s a bit more unique, a bit more cool-girl. Still counts as one of the best Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 if you ask me.
Galaxy Fade with Floating Stars
This pedi gives me galaxy-core energy — a gradient blend from deep blue to red, speckled with small white stars across each nail. It’s abstract and almost cosmic, like a night sky after fireworks. It’s not your basic flag interpretation, but it still radiates that American spirit.
Use a sponge to dab OPI’s “My Car Has Navy-gation” and Zoya’s “Sooki” into a fade. Then, add small star decals or use a tiny dotting tool for hand-painted ones. Top with a shimmer like ILNP’s “Stardust” if you want more twinkle.
Sponging takes a little practice — dab lightly and let each layer dry. Clean up around the cuticles with a small brush dipped in acetone for a clean edge.
I once did this as a last-minute choice when I couldn’t pick between red or blue. It ended up being one of my favorites — subtle enough to wear past the 4th, but still got noticed.
Polka Dot Americana Pop
Bright, sweet, and cheerful — this design is all about color blocking and retro flair. The big toes are a rich navy with bright white polka dots, while the others alternate between glittery red and bright white. It’s a little Minnie Mouse meets 4th of July picnic, and I love it for that.
A base of Essie’s “Style Cartel” sets the tone, and a white dotting tool or Nailtopia’s white polish works perfectly for the dots. Red glitter polish like China Glaze “Ruby Pumps” adds that extra shimmer.
Start with the big toe first. Dot after the navy base has dried completely, or you risk smudges. Use a steady hand and space the dots evenly. Alternate the other toes for a more playful rhythm.
This is my go-to look when I want something happy and festive without doing too much detail. It’s fast, eye-catching, and guaranteed to make someone smile.
Playful Patriotic Dots
The dotted French tip design on these toenails instantly brings a light, festive energy to your summer pedicure lineup. Crisp white tips are dotted with alternating red, blue, and navy dots—simple yet unmistakably themed for the Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025. The clean base keeps things fresh and minimal, allowing the dots to do all the talking. It feels like a confetti pop without the mess—something about this design screams backyard BBQ and strawberry shortcake under sparklers.
To create this dotty delight, you’ll need a sheer nude or milky pink base coat, a classic opaque white polish for the tips, and red and blue dotting polish. I’ve found OPI’s Alpine Snow, Essie’s Forever Yummy, and Sally Hansen’s Pacific Blue make a killer combo. A dotting tool (or a bobby pin in a pinch) is your best friend here—just dip and dot your way to nail party perfection.
Dotting evenly requires patience. I recommend curing or fully drying the white tip before going in with your polka dots. A glossy top coat not only smooths out the surface but adds that glassy effect that makes each color pop. If you’re new to nail art, start with the biggest toe and work your way down once you get into the groove.
There’s something nostalgic about polka dots that reminds me of retro Americana—like vintage swimsuits and firecracker popsicles. This design doesn’t take itself too seriously, which is exactly the vibe I want heading into the Fourth. Red, white, and cute all over.
Starry Firework X
This look is fireworks captured in polish form. Bright red serves as the backdrop while a metallic blue “X” with silver sparkly starbursts crisscrosses each big toe. It’s dynamic, a little edgy, and definitely celebratory—perfect for a night of watching the sky light up. If you’re going bold with your Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025, this one brings the boom.
You’ll need a high-impact red polish—think Essie’s Fifth Avenue—plus a fine-line striping brush and glittery silver or blue polish for that crisscross flare. Nail art stars can be stamped or carefully applied with tweezers and sealed with a generous layer of clear top coat.
If you’re doing the lines freehand, brace your pinky finger on your other hand or the table to steady the brush. Let each color layer dry fully before layering the next, or you’ll end up smudging that crisp X shape. A little patience here goes a long way.
This design reminds me of sparkler fights and chasing fireworks across a grassy field. It’s the kind of pedi that makes your toes feel dressed up for the occasion—even if the rest of you is lounging in flip-flops and cutoffs.
Monochrome Firecracker Red
This look is all about impact through color. A juicy, saturated red coats every toenail in a flawless glossy finish. There’s no nail art, no accent detail—just pure red, but paired with strappy flip-flops that scream nautical chic, it suddenly feels like a fashion statement. Sometimes, for Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025, less is more.
You’ll need a polish that delivers pigment and shine in one swipe. I always recommend Olive & June’s CV polish or OPI’s Big Apple Red for this—both are crowd-pleasers. Two thin coats, a high-gloss topcoat, and you’re golden.
While this style is easy enough for beginners, prep is key. A clean, smooth nail surface and precise cuticle cleanup will make this solid-color pedi feel luxe. Buff your nails first and push back cuticles—don’t skip these little touches if you’re going bare-bones with design.
To me, a red pedi never goes out of style—it’s the little black dress of toes. This version just happens to be the color of fireworks and flag-waving pride. Sometimes one bold swipe says it all.
Mini Stars and Red Stripes
The alternating big toe design here is super balanced and fun. Blue toenails with tiny silver stars on each end meet a row of red nails marked with delicate white diagonal striping. It’s festive without overdoing it—ideal if you want to honor the holiday without going full flag. The soft symmetry makes it feel wearable long after Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025.
You’ll want a deep cobalt blue, a bright fire-engine red, and a clean white striping polish. For the stars, look for nail stickers or use a thin star-shaped stamp with silver polish. Nail tape works well for keeping diagonal lines sharp and angled just right.
I’d start by painting each nail its base shade, then come back to add stars and stripes. Always let your nails dry fully between layers—smudging metallic details is the fastest way to frustration. Try using a detail brush to “pull” your lines instead of pushing—it gives more control.
I wore a version of this for a fireworks picnic last year and got more compliments than I could count. It hits that sweet spot between classic and playful—a little twinkle, a little flare, and a whole lot of summer.
Stars and Stripes Forever
Talk about commitment to the look! These toes are decked out with intricate American flag detailing—red and white stripes across the smaller nails, and blue bases with scattered white stars on the big toes. It’s bold, detailed, and impossible to ignore. This is what Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 dreams are made of.
You’ll need a crisp white polish, a true red, and a bold navy blue. Striping brushes, star decals, or a dotting tool will be essential here for clean lines and perfect stars. I’d recommend using a quick-dry top coat between each step to avoid accidental smudging.
Creating this look takes time—start with the base layers, then add stripes or stars in small steps. Use a detail brush and painter’s patience. If you’re not used to precision work, practice your lines on a plastic surface before heading to your toes.
This is the kind of design I’d wear to a parade or festival—anywhere I plan to show off my sandals. It’s high-effort, but the payoff? Pure fireworks.
Red, Blue, and a Dash of Glitter
There’s a playful chaos to this look that feels totally on-brand for the Fourth. A firework-like pattern sits front and center on the big toe, while the rest of the foot alternates between red, navy, silver glitter, and classic blue. It’s bold, a little funky, and full of personality—the kind of Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 that keeps your toes in the spotlight.
You’ll need a bold red, navy blue, metallic silver, and a detailed nail art brush to create the mini flag moment on the big toe. Don’t forget a clear base for mixing glitter polish—if you want to DIY the sparkle yourself.
Start with your navy and red base nails, let them cure or dry, and then go in with your fireworks. I like to layer glitter polish over metallic for extra dimension. As always, seal the whole thing with top coat—you want this pedi to survive BBQs, pool parties, and barefoot fireworks runs.
If you’re feeling extra this year (and why not?), this is the pedi that says you’re here to celebrate. It’s summer, it’s sparkly, and it’s the good kind of loud.
Red Glitter and Blue Checkerboard Combo
The pedicure uses both a shining red glitter and a classic blue-and-white checkerboard design. The big toes and two pinky toes have the checkered design which gives the shoes a fun, retro look. The rest of the nails are covered in red glitter, giving both contrast and unity.
The combination of matte designs and shiny sparkles gives the look a festive feel, but not too much patriotism. It would be great for July 4th, summer days at the beach or for any girl who likes colorful nail art. The colors speak Americana, but the pattern is fashion-forward.
It is a good choice for someone who wishes to highlight both pattern and glitter, without choosing a full flag. The unusual checkerboard pattern is balanced by the sparkling glitter. Perfect with white sandals or casual flip-flops.
It proves that red, white and blue are very flexible when you try out different patterns and textures. It has both a sporty and sparkly look and a bit of detail to make people compliment you.
Classic Red, Navy & Rhinestone Accent
The patriotic look is completed with red and navy blue nails on every toe and each foot has a special accent nail covered in silver rhinestones. The sparkly cluster immediately makes the look more dramatic and elegant, but it doesn’t take over the whole outfit.
What’s unique here is the clean, symmetrical application. The mix of red and navy gives it a traditional July 4th look and the rhinestones turn it into a special outfit for fireworks or evening events.
The shine is very glossy and the finish is smooth—perfect for matching with silver jewelry or metallic sandals. A sparkle on the big toe is like a little piece of toe jewelry.
If you’re in the mood for something that’s fashionable, easy and a bit eye-catching—this is the one for you. It’s for anyone who wants to feel patriotic and also likes a little sparkle.
Blue and Burgundy with Gold Stars
This dreamy star-spangled design balances whimsy and boldness. The big and small toes are painted a deep royal blue and small gold stars are scattered over them like stars in the night sky. The other nails are painted in a rich burgundy-red to stand out.
There’s a delicate balance of color and shape here. Because the stars aren’t everywhere, the design comes across as elegant rather than cheesy. It is perfect for wearing every day but also fits the theme of the 4th of July.
This style is suitable for people who want to celebrate the holiday without having flag nails. The style of the night sky gives it a feeling of elegance and storytelling.
Pair this with denim shorts or a light summer dress and the theme will be there without being too noticeable. A beautiful, soft-spoken version of festive toes.
Bright Confetti Dots and Stripes
This cheerful and artsy pedicure bursts with personality. All the nails show a mix of colorful dots and stripes on a soft white background. Red, blue, coral and teal dots seem to jump around on the toes, looking like confetti.
The main toe is covered in polka dots and the other nails change between different patterns or are mismatched. It focuses more on the summer fun than on patriotism.
This style is great for picnics, barbecues and days spent at the boardwalk. It’s not as organized and feels more fun, almost like a confetti popper during a pedicure.
If you’re looking for something light-hearted and bold (without stars or stripes), this one’s all about fun, movement, and happy vibes. Great for sandals or barefoot walks in the sand.
Conclusion
Both bold and subtle sparkles are included in these Patriotic Pedis for 4th of July 2025 which add a festive touch to your feet. You can either try out nail art yourself or get it done by a pro and every design will add a patriotic touch. Remember to take a picture and share your patriotic pedicure on Pinterest, since this summer, freedom is looking its best in red, white and blue.
