This design takes a little more precision than my usual pictorials.
It is still quite easy but you do need more of a steady hand.
I'm still trying to get the hang of doing curved shapes on my nails, straight lines are much easier for me...
I had this design on all of my nails but it would look great as accent nails.
It is a noticeable design and I received many comments on it.
Here is what you need:
- Base coat
- White nail polish
- Dark Pink nail polish
- Light Pink nail polish
- A nail striper (see DIY Nail art tools)
- Top coat
Step 1:
Apply base coat to the nail. Let dry. Apply white nail polish to the nail, you might need 2 coats to increase the opacity.
Step 2:
Wait several minutes to let the white polish settle (this prevents smudging). Using a nail striper(I used a toothpick) dipped in a dark pink polish, apply an "S" shape on the nail. I like to place a dot in the middle of the nail and curve the top part first and then curve the bottom part. I applied 2 dark pink swirls.
Step 3:
Using the same technique, this time using a light pink polish I made 2 more swirls.
Step 4:
Allow the polish to dry for a few minutes, and apply some top coat to seal in the design.
I could have curved the tips of the nails better but I thought it was good for a first attempt.
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Products used:
- Julep Oxygen Smoothing Base Coat
- Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear Nail Color
- Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Striper,
- Wet n Wild Wild Shine Nail Color, Tickled Pink 402
- Revlon Nail Care Quick Dry Polish
- Julep Beauty JulepTM 'Ta Da' Quick Dry Polish Drops
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