Hey everyone! So today I wanted to do a holiday nail for Christmas being tomorrow. Looking through images online I found a few that I really liked but this one really stood out to me. I decided to recreate this nail art. I was never really good at "art" and "creativity". Turns out, I'm still not. Anyway my version came out a little "messy" but you can still tell my interpretation of the design. Anyway I thought I'd show you the original I tried to recreate. Disclaimer: This is not my image. I just tried to recreate this design.
Of course, the most trouble I had were the leaves. Anyway, I just wanted to show you my holiday manicure for Christmas this year. Let me know if you'd like to see a nail art design for New Year's. Comment below about what your fabulous five fingers will being wearing to Christmas dinner. Thanks guys and gals!
Love yall!
Happy Holidays from Fashionfanatic77
Hey guys! I created this blog beacuse I was really inspired by Beautybaby44 about fashion and beauty. I decided to try it out for myself. I hope yall enjoy it.
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Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Monday, December 24, 2012
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Holiday Snowflake Nails
What's up, everyone? So yesterday I painted my nails and I thought I'd share this cute holiday design with yall. I was looking around on the internet and found a few pictures of holiday nail art. I wanted one that was really simple and didn't take a lot of time. So I actually found this pic that inspired my present manicure.
I found this design really pretty, but also really detailed. I loved the snowflakes and just the creativness of it. Anyway, I'm not too good at drawing and keeping my handing super steady, so I decided to turn to my Salon Express. If yall would like a review or tutorial on how to do it, let me know. Anyway, it came with five plates and I found a plate that had a snowflake-like design. I really wish they would've had something like in the inspired picture, but oh well. First I painted my nail with a base coat because the red polishes tend to stain my nails. Then I started by painting my nails with the Sally Hansen Diamond Strenght nail polish in the shade Honeymoon Red.
After appyling two coats of that and letting it completely dry, I got out my Salon Express and picked my plate. I used the SE20 plate, by the plate. Here's a pic of it.
Now you can see which design I chose. I next took my ole' white striper and painted the three "snowflakes". I scrapped the excess paint away and transfered to my stamper. From there I put that on my thumbs and repeated on the other hand. Next for my ring fingers, I used my white striper to paint only the big "snowflake". I then scrapped, transfered and put it on my both of my ring fingers. Lastly, I used a topcoat after everything was dry and I was done. Let me know if you want more holiday nail post. Oh, I almost forgot. Here is the finished product.
I found this design really pretty, but also really detailed. I loved the snowflakes and just the creativness of it. Anyway, I'm not too good at drawing and keeping my handing super steady, so I decided to turn to my Salon Express. If yall would like a review or tutorial on how to do it, let me know. Anyway, it came with five plates and I found a plate that had a snowflake-like design. I really wish they would've had something like in the inspired picture, but oh well. First I painted my nail with a base coat because the red polishes tend to stain my nails. Then I started by painting my nails with the Sally Hansen Diamond Strenght nail polish in the shade Honeymoon Red.
After appyling two coats of that and letting it completely dry, I got out my Salon Express and picked my plate. I used the SE20 plate, by the plate. Here's a pic of it.
Now you can see which design I chose. I next took my ole' white striper and painted the three "snowflakes". I scrapped the excess paint away and transfered to my stamper. From there I put that on my thumbs and repeated on the other hand. Next for my ring fingers, I used my white striper to paint only the big "snowflake". I then scrapped, transfered and put it on my both of my ring fingers. Lastly, I used a topcoat after everything was dry and I was done. Let me know if you want more holiday nail post. Oh, I almost forgot. Here is the finished product.
Well there you go. I hope yall enjoyed this little fun tutorial. I had a lot of fun making it for you guys. Leave comments below on what you think and maybe some future post you'd like to see. Happy Holidays!
Love yall!
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