Less than three weeks before Valentine's Day, shoppers are already busy looking for the perfect gifts for their loved ones, while beauty lovers are occupied with dolling up themselves. 

As numerous couples will most likely get engaged or tie the knot this season of hearts, having gorgeous nails to match a diamond ring is also a must. 

Here are the best manicures to try this Valentine's Day: 

Red Chrome Hearts 

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On Instagram, Pearlie Pressed has been providing nail art and tutorials regularly, and some of their hottest designs were dedicated 7to the upcoming event. 

One tip acquired from them — beauty lovers can actually use a silver chrome and a red jelly polish on top as a substitute for the red chrome!

Pink & Red Nails 

For girlies who love fancy and longer French tip nails, this one is for you! 

The design is a combination of pink mani with red hearts and white details on the tips. The look was created using Seduction cover acrylic, size 14 acrylic brush, and gel polish in shades 011, 017, and 001 from Elegance Nail Supply.

Rosy Valentine's nails 

Another design inspired by nail artist Alison (@nailsbyalsn) was this adorable and elegant nail. First, she dabs some pink eyeshadows on her nails before using H66 Briar Rose gel to craft the French tips and topping them with a clear gel. 

To get the same shimmering pink shade with a holographic twinkle, visit Daily Charme and grab it for $18.

Love Letter-inspired nails 

Inspired by a a love letter, this manicure is so simple nail lovers can create this at their homes. With a white gel, draw the French tips to your likeness and add a downward red heart shape to the end of the French tips to make it look like a sealed letter. 

Neutral, Sweet nails 

If you aren't a fan of pink and red nails, there is still a way to have sweet and elegant nails in a neutral shade.

Using Opi's Bare My Soul nail lacquer, draw classic French tips and add a twist by making it heart-shaped.

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