No Bunny Like You- Easter Nail Design

Hello everyone! Happy Easter, well almost Easter. Today on the blog we will be creating a cute Eater themed nail design, with two bunnies and a chick in an egg, along with some dots. 

Here are the polishes and nail art tools used to create this eater nail design:

Top and base coat- CND Stickey Base Coat and CND Super Shiney Top Coat.

Nail polishes- The Orly Melting Point Collection (6 polishes) 

Acrylic paint- White, black, red, yellow, and bright pink. Mix yellow and red to make orange. 

Nail art tools- Dotting tool, thin striper and linear brushes.

Other- Water to clean off your nail art brushes.

Apply a base coat to clean dry nails, let that dry.

Polishes- 

Thumb- Purple polish (Orly- Melting Point- Glass Act) 

Index- Light blue green polish (Orly- Melting Point- Having a Smeltdown) 

Middle- Bright pink polish (Orly- The Floor is Lava- Melting Point) 

Ring- Yellow polish (Orly-Melting Point-Cesium The Day)

Pinky- Orange polish (Orly- Melting Point- Erupt To No Good)

Let that dry.

Bunny Design On The Thumb Nail: 

First we will start with the bunny on the thumb nail. Take a linear brush with white paint on it and make a circle in the middle of the nail for your bunnies head, then feel that in your will need to do this a few times to be opaque. Also make two ears on top of your bunnies head as well.

Let that dry. Take a dotting tool with black paint on it and make two circles for the eyes. Then take your linear brush with black paint on it and make a small oval nose, next take your striper brush with black paint on it and make a month, then two lines on the sides of the face for the wickers on both sides.

Lastly take your linear brush with pink paint on it and make an oval in both of the ears, to make the inner part of the ears.  

 Bunny on the Middle Finger Nail: 

Next we will make the second bunny this is more less just a bunny shape or a bunny peeking. Take your linear brush with white paint on it and make a circle near the tip of the nail, fill that in you will need to go over this a few times to be opaque. Also once again make two ears on top of the head.

Let that dry and then make to ovals in the ears for the inner part of the ears. 

Easter Chick in an Egg on the Ring Finger Nail: 

On the ring finger nail we will make a chick in an egg. First we will make the egg that our little chick will be in, take your striper brush with white paint on it and make a zig zag line half way up the nail and then two curved lines down the side of the nail. Then take a purple polish (Orly-Melting Point- Alloy Matey) and fill in the egg, you will most likely have to go over the outline of the egg again, due to the polish covering up the outline. 

For the chick, take your thin striper brush with white paint on it and make a circle for his head, I used a yellow background that way you don't have to feel in your chick. For the eye take your dotting tool with black paint on it and make two dots for the eyes. 

Lastly for the beak take your linear brush with orange paint on it and make an upside down triangle for the beak and fill that in.

For the final detail on the egg with your dotting tool take any random polish that you have put on the nails and dot that on the egg. 

Dots on the Index and Pinky Nails:

Take your dotting tool with polish that you have used on the nails and dot them on random spots on the nails, make sure to wipe off the dotting tool in-between each polish. 

Once your nails are Easter ready apply a top coat to seal in your nails and to help them last through all of your egg hunts.

Hope everyone that celebrates Easter has a good Easter!

Also here is the practice version.

Hope all of you enjoyed this Easter nail design!

See you next time for more nail fun! 

Cherry Blossom Fest- Cherry Blossom Nail Design

Hello everyone! Today on the blog we will be creating a cherry blossom flower nail design. When I was trying to think of a spring design to create I thought of/ got inspiration from Pinterest. I looked up cherry blossom nail designs not really knowing that cherry blossom season is from March to April I think even May. So this design ended up working out for this time of year.

Here are the polishes and nail art tools used for this cherry blossom design: 

Base and top cast- CND Stickey Base Coat and CND Stickey Base Coat. 

Polishes- Nails Inc- Sparkle Like A Unicorn Duo- Dream Dust and Holo Taco- Toppers- Scattered.

Acrylic paint- Red, white and brown.

Nail art brushes- thin stripper brush and linear brush.

Other- water to clean off your nail art brush. 

Apply a top coat to clean dry nails, let that dry. 

Polish-

All of the nails polish with a shimmery pink polish (Nails Inc- Dream Dust) and then apply a scattered holo for an added shine (Holo Taco- scattered topper.)

Let that dry.

For this design we will be creating it on the thumb, middle, and ring finger nails, the index and pinky nails will have no design on it unless you would like to do a design on all the nails.

To start this design we will first make the branches. Take your thin stripper brush with brown paint on it, and make some branches on the nails, like the photos above. 

For the flowers first we will make a pink paint (unless you already have one) take a white paint and more red paint and mix though together. 

To start our flowers take a linear brush with white paint on it and make one petal, then right away put pink paint right over the white to try and blend the two. Then make two petals on the side then two more under that, also repeat the blending steps for each petal. Also for this design we will make a few flower buds as well which is just a small dot. 

Do this for all of the flowers that you want to make on the nails. Most of the nails I made three full flowers and a few flower buds. 

For the last small details for your cherry blossom, make a small brown dot in the center of each flower, then with your thin stripper brush with white paint on it make very tiny dots over the brown dot, with some of the brown still showing. 

Once you are happy with your cherry blossom design, apply a top coat to seal in your design and to help it last through Spring. 

Here is the practice design.

Hope all of you enjoyed this cherry blossom nail design!

See you next time for more nail fun!