12 Amazing DIY Nail Art Designs Using Scotch Tape. Hair & Beauty on Boxnutt.com. MissJenFABULOUS, YouTube - Vote: Most Inspiring Manicures - Social Media Awards - Celebrity. Tutorials. I don't create tutorials for every manicure I do, but if I have, this is where you'll find them!
Explore the manicures and tutorials attached with them by clicking on the images below! If you try it out, let me know, I'd love to see your recreations. If there are any past manicures you'd like to see a tutorial for, drop me a line! Chic of the Week: Essie's Amazing Nail Art. I love going through all of your fabulous outfit photos when I’m looking for my newest Chic of the Week.
Our LaurenConrad.com community never fails to leave me without outfit inspiration! But once in a while I stumble across a member who is more of a beauty expert than a stylephile. Enter: this week’s Chic. This member is not only a beauty blogger, she’s a manicure master as well. If you need further explanation, simply look at her incredible nail photos and descriptions below… Congrats to Essie, our newest Chic! “For this look, I used Essie DJ Play That Song with a Jamberry Nail Shield for an accent.
“For this sparkly look, I chose NARS Storm Bird (grey) with Essie Stroke of Brilliance (glitter). “I used Julep Alma (mustard), Zoya Reagan (pink), and Shimmer Polish Melissa (glitter) to create this fun mismatched mani.” I love Essie’s glittery, striped, and colorful manicures in the photos above. Congrats again to our newest Chic! 写真ブログ〜なかめぐろのネイル 【Nail-Common】 >How-To: Newsprint Manicure. I saw this newsprint manicure over on The Daily Nail and thought it was adorable (especially for bookworms and word lovers like myself).
I did a little Google detective work to see how to recreate it, and was surprised at how easy it is! All of the tutorials I found called for vodka or other clear distilled spirits, but we were fresh out. I used isopropyl alcohol instead, and it seemed to get the job done. 12 Amazing DIY Nail Art Designs Using Scotch Tape. Tutorial: Easy Sponge Gradient. Happy Sunday! Today, I wanted to show you guys how I did the Tropical Gradient from earlier this week. It's very easy and I like that it has that seamless look. You'll need: -two or more polishes. Here, I've used Zoya Sooki and Zoya Arizona* -disposable cosmetic sponge wedges -nail polish remover and qtips for clean up Start out by painting your nails with your base coat and your base color.
You might want to cut the sponges down to size, to make it easier to use. Bounce the sponge against your nail. When you're finished, apply your top coat and carefully clean up the skin around the nail with your polish remover and qtips. A few tips: -Creme finishes seem to work the best. Here's a diagonal manicure that I did with Zoya Wednesday* and Zoya Tracie*: Was that simple or what? Thanks for checking out this tutorial! *indicates a product that was sent to me for review. Tutorial: Easy Sponge Gradient.