As I've said before, nail art ideas can strike me at the oddest times and truthfully seeing the strangest patterns can also get the creative polish flowing.
I saw the print below while searching for background images and instantly decided I wanted the design on my nails.
So after applying a clear basecoat, I applied one coat of Sally Hansen's Xtremewear Celeb City. I then used two different sized dotting tools to make random, but connected dot patterns on each nails in Sinful Colors' Snow Me White. I then filled in the middle of each dot with the three colors I had that most closely matched the colors in the print. In my case, it was China Glaze's For Audrey, Sinful Colors' Why Not, and Sally Hansen's Insta-Dri Lickety Split Lime, taking care to leave a ring of white background behind each dot. This print would look so great in other colors. Have fun mixing and be sure to send me pics of your results.
I saw the print below while searching for background images and instantly decided I wanted the design on my nails.
The only problem I really had was at the time, I didn't have a single grey polish to use. I decided the next best thing (or even better thing) was to use silver polish as my background color.
So after applying a clear basecoat, I applied one coat of Sally Hansen's Xtremewear Celeb City. I then used two different sized dotting tools to make random, but connected dot patterns on each nails in Sinful Colors' Snow Me White. I then filled in the middle of each dot with the three colors I had that most closely matched the colors in the print. In my case, it was China Glaze's For Audrey, Sinful Colors' Why Not, and Sally Hansen's Insta-Dri Lickety Split Lime, taking care to leave a ring of white background behind each dot. This print would look so great in other colors. Have fun mixing and be sure to send me pics of your results.
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