Hello everyone! Sorry that it has been a while since I posted anything. Today we will be creating a design that is fitting for the weather, at lest where I live very snowy and cold. You may have guessed we are creating a snowflake nail design, using the two of the polishes from the Holo taco Frosted Metals collection.
Here are the polishes and nail art tools used to create this snowy nail design:
Base and top coat- CND Stickey Base Coat and CND Stickey Base Coat.
Polishes- Holo Taco- Cold Shoulder- Metallic Foil Collection and Holo Taco- Gift Receipt- Metallic Foil Collection.
Acrylic paint- blue and white.
Nail art tools- small and medium dotting tools, and thin stripper brush.
Other- cup of water to clean off your nail art brush and dotting tools. Also not pictured a Q-tip/ cotton swab.
Apply base coat, then let that dry
Polish-
Thumb, middle, and pinky- a blue metallic polish (Holo Taco Cold Shoulder)
Index and ring finger- a silver metallic polish (Holo Taco Gift Receipt)
Let that dry as well.
On the pinky nail make a white snowflake on the left side of the nail on the tip of the nail, and then some small dots with a dotting tool on the other side.
On the ring finger nail make a large blue snowflake right in the middle of the nail, then make small dots near each point of the snowflake.
Lastly on the thumb nail make a mitten shape and using a Q-tip/ cotton swab with white paint on it dab the cotton swab at the bottom of your mitten shape for the fluffy part of your mitten. Also you can add three more or less snowflakes around your mitten as well.
Once you have your winter snow day nail design just the way you want apply a top coat to seal in your design and help it to last thought your snow day, or as lest a week, if polish last good on your nails.
Hope all of you enjoined this snow day/ winter nail design and for all of you that live in a cold place stay warm, and for all of you that live in a warm area you are lucky!
See you next time for more nail fun!
That looks amazing :-D
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