Splatter Nails Tutorial Splatter nails are super cool and easy to do, but they make a huge mess! I didn't tape my nails for this tutorial, and I really regretted it while I was doing the clean up. If you want a tutorial for how to tape off nails check out this one. Aside from the mess, this tutorial is a breeze and I got so many compliments on them. Play around with your color choices and make something beautiful! In this tutorial I used Tip Top Nail Chic in Twilight for the base and splattered Beauty UK polish in Black and Lilac Girl, Sally Hansen Insta-Dri in Mint Sprint and Wet and Wild in Tickled Pink. Lay out newspaper to work over. Back to Tutorials Still have some questions? Copyright 2012 Lisa Bailey © Nail-Art-101.comAll Rights Reserved
The Digi Nails - A Hybrid Manicure & The Hybrid Chick I’ve been seeing lots of outrageous nail art lately on pinterest. One hot new product that’s really caught my eye is adhesive nail polish strips. I love the funky designs and bold colors with these products, but they’re usually a little spendy for me. I have a great alternative and I’m super-excited to share with you a really fun, new way to use digital scrapbooking supplies! To begin with, you will need the following: light color nail polish (white, light pink, cream, pale green, light turquoise, you get the idea….)rubbing alcoholsmall cup (I used a medicine cup.)digital supplies (laser print or copy)nail polish topcoat 1) Before getting started, quickly measure your fingernails. 2) Open a new Photoshop document and create for yourself 10-15 boxes that are a little larger than your nails. 3) Find some great papers that you’d like to have on your nails. You will likely want to reduce the scale of your paper so that the design will better fit your nails. 4) Print your page. A few thoughts:
Last Minute Halloween Makeup Ideas Are you invited to a party tonight and in a bind for last minute Halloween ideas? With a few tips and tricks around the eyes, your face can be the focal point for all sorts of creative costumes. Get inspired by these last minute Halloween makeup ideas. A lace overlay is perfect for ethereal, fairytale-inspired characters. Place a lace fabric swatch over the area you wish to cover, then hold the fabric down with your fingers or medical tape while you apply cream or powder shadow over the fabric. Once you have enough product, slowly lift away the fabric. Beautylish recommends: Too Faced Matte Eye Palette It's the Halloween standard—in fact, we could wear black all day every day! Beautylish recommends: Lime Crime Opaque Lipstick in Styletto The spiderweb eye is a full-proof Halloween eye look, but why not take it to the next level with a little DIY? Beautylish recommends: Urban Decay 24/7 Liquid Eye Liners It's easy to vamp up your face with pale foundation, black eye liner, and red pigment.
normandlou Nail Art | Nail Designers Get Spring Flower Nail Pattern April 28, 2012Featured, Nail Art, Nail Designers, Nail Designs The colors of spring are still around, so it’s not too late to start a plan something unique and colorful that goes well of the season. Getting confused for what […] Read More » Make Your Nails Bold and Bright April 28, 2012Featured, Nail Art, Nail Designers A new verge of designing came into nail art that was designing your nails in bold and bright patterns that also added to the beauty of this field significantly. Gradient Nails April 25, 2012Nail Art Step by step on easy to do gradient nails. eatmyfingerz.blogspot.com Givenchy Spring 2012 Inspired Nail April 17, 2012Featured, Nail Art, Nail Cosmetics, Nail Designers, Nail Designs For some real cool and awesome appearance Givenchy came up with the new inspired nail ideas. Sally Singer Finger Pointing Inspired Nail April 16, 2012Featured, Nail Art, Nail Designers Sally Singer devotes a set of five exquisite nail art designs. Hot and Gorgeous Red
LuvableNails Mummy of Hotel Transylvanianail art is very easy and cute; just play with the stripe, add eyes, teeth, and you are finish! Like, Comments, and Sub. Watch LuvableNails Playlist: Visit my channel: Most recent uploaded videos and visit my channel Hello Halloween, Pumpkin, Costume, sneaky, Creepy, Scary, Beautiful Flowers The HUNGER GAMES by LuvableNails Angry Birds Cartoons and Disney nail art by Luvabl Thank you for watching, Luv you all, Music By: audionautix.com. ---------NOTE---------This is an ORIGINAL video (except Music) created and uploaded by me. The Music is created by Jason Shaw.
Chalkboard Nails: Valentine's Owl Nail Art Tutorial So, it has become pretty clear that you guys really liked my Valentine's owl design! It is one of my most popular posts and I've received a lot of really awesome feedback from you guys about how much you liked it. I had a request for a tutorial on how to do this manicure, and while I don't have time to do a full on-the-nail demo, I did manage to draw up a quick Photoshop tutorial for you all. Good luck, and enjoy! Using a striper brush, paint on two small lines for legs.Grab a nail art brush and paint a fat circle on top of the legs. By the way, feel free to replace "nail art brush" with small paintbrushes or whatever you can get your hands on.
Nail art tutorial nail art Nail art is everywhere right now, from the pages of top fashion magazines to the nails of that cool girl who works at the coffee shop on the corner. It’s even popping up on the red carpet (did you catch Zooey Deschanel’s tuxedo nail design at the Golden Globes this year?). Nail art can be intimidating at first, but don’t worry, you can totally do this! We’ve put together three nail art designs that anyone can rock, whether you’re a nail art newbie or a manicure master. You don’t need to buy expensive nail art tools – almost all of the supplies we use can be found around the house, like Scotch tape, bobby pins and Q-tips. Nail art tutorial: Neon polka dot French manicure Step 1: Paint each nail with a neutral polish such as a white or nude. Step 2: You don’t need to buy a fancy dotting tool – you can get equally great results with a pointed Q-tip, a bobby pin or an unfolded paper clip. Step 3: Avoid smearing by allowing the dots to dry completely before adding a top coat.