Superhydrophobic coatings promise a wide range of applications from self-cleaning surfaces to corrosion-resistant, antiadhesive, and drag-reducing coatings.However, the poor durability of artificial superhydrophobic coatings seriously hinders their practical applications.Inspired by plants which maintain their superhydrophobicity by regenerating the epicuticular wax layer after they are damaged, herein we report an artificial way to fabricate self-healing superhydrophobic coatings.