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I feel like I’ve lost my mind trying to take a decent photo of these nails! I like this design a lot a lot. They are bright and clean and sweet; there is nothing autumnal about them and I don’t care one bit!
(Source: nailcake)
I feel like I’ve lost my mind trying to take a decent photo of these nails! I like this design a lot a lot. They are bright and clean and sweet; there is nothing autumnal about them and I don’t care one bit!
(Source: nailcake)
Bright Summer Gradient
http://chicandshiny.blogspot.ca/2012/08/bright-summer-gradient.html
PASTEL GRADIENT <:
EDIT: You can find my tutorial here.
Colors Used:
Essie French Affair
Kleancolor Pastel Blue
Meanwhile, don’t forget to enter my giveaway featuring Revlon’s Whimsical amongst other fun polishes!
I made a tutorial! I hope this is something that possibly helps people, because I know some people said they wanted to try out my stippling gradient nails.
Okay, so words to go with the pictures:
First you need to paint your nails with which ever color you like. In my original nails I chose a black base, but I like white much better. Then, using a tiny dotting tool (or a needle, possibly a toothpick, I used a #18/0 spotter brush) make a bunch of dots near the tip of your nail, so many that barely any of the base color shows through. You can use nail polish for this, but I chose to use acrylic paint. After that keep working in sections, using less and less dots and making the sections ever so slightly bigger until you reach your cuticle. If you have long nails you could probably stop before the cuticle, or you could just make the sections bigger. I like to do four sections, but you could do more or less depending on how gradual you want the gradient.
If there’s any confusion please let me know and I’ll try to clarify!