Now, when London 2012 Olympics are over, it's time to hit the stores to get something to remind that the Olympic legacy lives on.
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Pink Cherry Gradient Nails
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Pink Cherry Gradient Nails |
- Choose 3 nail polish colors that reflect the palette of a cherry. In my case I had pale yellow, light golden orange and golden wine.
- Trim the sponge, you are going to be using to make a gradient, to the size of the length of your nails. This is going to help you to have better control of the placement for a smoother gradient.
- Apply base coat to protect your natural nails.
- Apply base color, which is a pale yellow here, and allow to dry a bit.
- Brush you choice of polish onto a sponge in the order you want them to appear on your nails.
- Gently press a sponge onto your nails with your base color covering a bed of your nail (lunula). You may find that you need to do this a couple of times to achieve a good coverage. Alternate the positioning of the sponge every pressing, by bringing it a little closer to a bed of a nail and next time closer to a tip, to create a smooth transition of the colors.
- Allow polish to dry and finish with a top coat.
Fourth of July Celebration Nail Art
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Fourth of July Celebration Nail Art |
The stripes on the "flag" fingers are made with Nail Art Pen, which makes this design very easy to achieve.
- Apply the base coat to protect your nails.
- Apply red nail polish on your ring and pinky and nave blue nail on the rest.
- Using the Nail Art stripper, draw vertical lines in white.
- Let your design dry, and apply a top coat to protect it and give your nails more shine.
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