Showing posts with label Easter nails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter nails. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 April 2015

Easter Bunny Nails!

Easter Bunny Nails

Rating: *****

Finished Nails

Tools

Nail Pens
I used:
  • Collection 23 Baby Blue
  • Miss Sporty 344 Grape Fit
  • Miss Sporty 408 Baby Pink
  • Barry M 304 Mint Green
  • Rio Professional Nail Art Pens (can be bought here)
  • La Femme Top Coat 118
  • Small dotting tool
Step 1 

Paint your nails blue.


Step 2

Using the white nail art pen, draw bunny shapes on your ring fingers.



Step 3

Using the dotting tool and the pastel nail varnishes, add egg shapes to your fingers, near the tip. You can either make them random colours or you can have a pattern.



Step 4

Using the black nail art pen and the pink nail varnish, add an eye and the inside of the ear to each rabbit.



Step 5

Using the nail art pens, add dots and lines to the eggs.



Step 6

Using the green nail art pen, add grass to each nail.




Finally, cover over the design in a top coat to protect it and smooth it out.

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Sunday, 27 July 2014

Chick nails!

Chick Nails!

Rating: ***


Finished nails
Tools

I used:
  • Color Show 749 Electric Yellow
  • Miss Beauty 21 Sunset
  • Rimmel 080 Black Cab
  • Rimmel 703 White Hot Love
  • Barry M 54 Clear
  • Small metal tipped paintbrush
  • Small dotting tool

Step 1

Paint your nails with the yellow nail varnish.


Step 2

Use the paintbrush to paint a small triangle in the middle of the nail with the point facing towards the tip. This will be the beak of the chick.



Step 3

Paint some small ridges at the tip of the nail. These will be the feet of the chick.




Step 4

Paint two black dots above the triangle using the dotting tool. These will form the beginning of the chick's eyes.



Step 5

Paint two smaller white dots on top of the black dots using the dotting tool. These will form the rest of the chick's eyes. Finally, cover the design with the top coat to protect it.




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Sunday, 20 April 2014

Spring Flower nails!

Spring Flower Nails!

Happy Easter everyone! It's a little late but better late than never, right?

Rating: **


Finished Nails
Tools

Butterflies
I used:
  • Collection 2000 Nail Care Top Coat
  • Barry M 290 Spring Green
  • Maybelline 720 Green Miracle
  • Rimmel 60 Seconds 703 White Hot Love
  • Rimmel Lasting Colour 280 Sunshine
  • 20/0 Paintbrush
  • Dotting tool (not pictured)
  • 2 Butterflies
  • Tweezers (not pictured) 

Step 1

Paint your nails with the clear top coat.

Step 2

Use the paintbrush to paint the lighter green across the tips of all your nails. Start at the tip and flick the brush up towards the cuticle to get the pointy grass look.


Step 3

Use the paintbrush to paint the darker green over the light green. Don't do too much, you just want it to add depth.


Step 4

Paint the flower petals onto the nails. For each one, start at the centre of the flower and draw the brush outwards. If you can, you may want to practice this before you do it on your nails.



Step 5

Add the centres of the flowers using the yellow and a small dotting tool.




Step 6

Add the butterflies to your thumbs. You could put them on your ring fingers if you wanted but I thought it looked a bit crowded. To do this, paint a small amount of clear nail varnish where you want the butterfly. Pick out a butterfly and place it on the nail. Position it using the tweezers and hold it down (bending it to the shape of the nail) until it no longer slides around. 




Step 7

Paint over the design with the top coat and clean up around it. Make sure to put a little extra over the butterfly, just to make sure it doesn't come off too easily as it does stick up a bit.





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