Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Saturday, July 18, 2015

Tie Dye nails + Tutorial

I'm a bit behind posting these but I wanted to wait until I posted the tutorial so I could make one complete post. 

Anyway here's my rainbow tie dye nails! 

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Floral Anchor + New Tutorial

Hello everyone!
 If you've been following me for a while you may have remembered these nails, or just seen them around the internet:


Saturday, July 4, 2015

Fourth of July Red White and Blue Tie Dye + Tutorial

Hello again. So sorry, I meant to have this post up before the 4th of July but if you follow me on Instagram or Tumblr, you've already seen it anyway!

This is my second 4th of July design- a pretty simple tie dye design.


Thursday, July 2, 2015

Fourth of July "Patriotic Drip" Nail Art + Tutorial

Hey everyone!
Being that it's just a few days before the fourth of July, I've been sharing Fourth of July inspired nail art on my Instagram page.

Today I'm sharing with you my first design along with a tutorial, which I call my "patriotic drip" mani. 

Saturday, June 27, 2015

Pastel Mermaid Nail Art + Tutorial

Second post of the day, but I'm almost caught up with my posts!
Today I have another design for summer. This is my pastel mermaid inspired mani.


Friday, June 26, 2015

Beach Inspired Nail Art + Tutorial

Hey everyone! I'm still sort of catching up on recent posts.
This is a beach inspired look that I did that's perfect for summer.


Thursday, June 26, 2014

How To: The Perfect Watermarble Every Time


Hello and welcome to my tutorial on getting the perfect watermarble every time!
I know this is a tricky skill to master but hopefully this tutorial will be helpful in assisting you in the process.

Saturday, October 12, 2013

Floral Nail Art & Tutorial

It's entirely possible that I do too much floral nail art; however, it's my life and blog so I'll do whatever I want. I'm kidding. Kind of. 
Anyway, here's more!


Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Houndstooth Nail Art & Tutorial

I'm sticking to the Alphabet Nail Art Challenge and I'm on "H" so

H is for Houndstooth!


Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Rose Tutorial

Hello Everyone! I have a tutorial on the rose nails I posted a few days ago.



Sunday, September 1, 2013

(Another!) Anchor Tutorial

I posted this nail design a few days ago and let me just say, I was not expecting the response I got. It's my most liked photo on instagram (by far!) I was in complete shock honestly. I wasn't planning on making a tutorial because Summer is so close to being over and I figured no one would bother but I actually got some people asking for one so I decided to go for it. 


Sunday, August 18, 2013

Anchor Tutorial

Some of you might recall the anchor nails I did a while back:


Evidently this picture turned out to be one of my most stolen pictures. I constantly find it on fashion Instagram pages and such. Anyway I was asked to make a tutorial for the anchor so that's what I have for you today.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Bow Tutorial

A week or so ago I posted these nails on my blog -


On Instagram I was asked to make a tutorial for the bow. It's honestly so easy to do but I did make a tutorial.


Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Peacock Nails Pictorial

One of the first pictorials I made was for a peacock design. Let me just say, it was really bad and dark. Actually most of the like 4 pictorials I've made are bad, so I'm going to try and redo them all. So, here is my totally new, redone peacock nail design. 

STEP ONE: 
Paint a base color. I used Essie's Navigate Her.


STEP TWO:
Use a thin brush and black paint/polish, make short strokes to create the feather. 


STEP THREE:
Again, use a thin brush. Paint short strokes with golden paint/polish. 


STEP FOUR:
Repeat step one, over the gold paint. (This step is just so the colors blend together nicely)


STEP FIVE:
Paint a small, gold oval toward the end of the feather.


STEP SIX:
Repeat step five, but with light blue paint/polish.


STEP SEVEN: 
Finally, paint a dark blue "C" shape inside the light blue.


I hope this was somewhat helpful. If you try this, let me know, I would love to see! 
Oh yeah, and here's a simplified version: