I'm not really one to go all arty farty fancy on my nails because it takes time, skill, tools and patience that I don't have. However, now I've left school and have more time on my hands I am starting to venture out and experiment.
This is the easiest and most effective nail art I have ever come across, I love it and I'm gonna teach you how to do it.
1. I painted my nails with collection's mardis gras line in the colour "white out" I used this as a base coat
2. I used an RCH nail polish in an indigo blue colour and brushed random strokes over my nail. Approx 3/4 dots each nail
3. next I used a second purple/pink colour from RCH and did the same thing again, overlapping the blue dots slightly and filling a few gaps
4. finally I used a pastel blue polish by sinful colours in the colour "sugar rush" only about 2/3 dots of this colour over the top
TIPS:
you can fill the whole nail with dots or leave it so you can still see some white coming through. I preferred the look when you could still see the white but it's purely personal preference.
you can use heavy blobs to get a more dotted look like this:
(different colours I know)
or you can use dashes like I did, like this:
(these are the colours mentioned in written steps)
or you can blend it all together using some cling film wrapped over your finger and smudge it like this:
I used many different colour schemes as you can see and you can mix and match different colours and use whatever you like it will still have a great effect.
you can use the design on one nail, every other nail or all of them. I decided to paint them all.
I hope you enjoyed this post! see ya Sunday
Peace Out Losers!
A x





I actually like this idea! For some reason I'm not very fond of the same nail polish colour all through out, so I might just try this x
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yeah it gets a bit boring after a while... I sometimes add a clear nail varnish with bits of glitter in over the top of my normal one colour, it jazzes it up a bit :) thanks, I'm glad I helped x
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