Hello everyone! Today on the blog we will be creating a fall treat on our nails, a s'mores design. At least when I think of fall I think of making s'mores by the fire, this could also be a summer treat as well, it just seems more fitting for fall at lest to me.
Here are the polishes and nail art tools used to create this yummy s'mores nail design:
Base and top coat- China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat (trying a new base coat) and CND Super Shiney Top Coat.
Polishes- Nicole by OPI- That's Just Plain Nuts!, OPI Hawaii- Do you take Lei away, Zoya- Sue- Matte Velvet, and Sally Hansen- Hard As Nails- Hard to get.
Acrylic paint- White, black and brown.
Nail art tools- Thin detail, linear, striper brushes, and a small flat brush.
Other- Water to clean off your nail art brushes.
Apply a base coat to clean dry nails, and then let that dry.
Polish-
(All of the polishes that I used are old, but they are basic colors that can be found in other brands.)
Thumb and ring finger nails- a brown cream polish.
Index and pink finger nails- a peachy nude polish with a golden peachy shimmer polish (I used these two polishes to try and create a graham cracker look to the nails.)
Middle finger nail- a white cream polish.
Let the polish dry.
Marshmallow and Chocolate on the Thumb Nail-
(As with all of the designs I create I jump around from nail to nail to let each part dry, in this tutorial I will just explain each part in order.)
First we will start off with the thumb nail, we will first make the marshmallow with a smiling face near the cuticle. Take a thin stripper brush with white paint on it and make an oval for the top of the marshmallow and then make the kind of square shape for your marshmallow and make sure the bottom is curved. Then fill in your marshmallow with white you will need to do this a few times to be opaque.
Now he needs a face, take a linear brush with black paint on it and dot two eyes. Then take a clean stripper brush with black paint on it and make a curved line under the eyes for a smile. For the toasted part of the marshmallow take a small flat brush with a little brown paint on it, dab that on top of the marshmallow and then take a very little bit of black and dab that over the brown.
Marshmallow in the Corner of the Nail-
Next we will make another marshmallow on the other corner of the nail, take a detail brush with white paint on it and make a half oval near the cuticle on the the other side of the nail, and fill that in with white paint. Then once that has dried take that same small flat brush with brown paint on it and dab that on the top of the marshmallow and that take a very small amount of black and dab that over the brown, for a toasted look.
Small Chocolate Pieces-
Next we will make the small chocolate pieces that are around the marshmallow. Take a thin stripper brush with brown paint on it and make three squares on the nail two near the tip of the nail and one near the marshmallow dude that we just made. You will need to fill in your chocolate squares a few times to be opaque. Then you can outline your chocolate squares with black paint, and then make a small black square outline inside of your brown squares. Lastly for your final dentil take a thin striper brush with white paint on it and make an upside-down L shape in the square of your chocolate. For more chocolate we will add small circles for chocolate balls, make four small brown circles in the blank area of the nail.
Chocolate pieces on the Ring Finger Nail-
On the ring finger nail we will make two chocolate pieces and a few chocolate balls. This will be done the same way as we did on the thumb nail. You just need to repeat the same steps as before this time you just make two or more if your nails are longer and then make three chocolate balls.
Graham Crackers on the index and Pinky Nails-



















































