1) Dotting Marbleizing Pen
2) Urban Outfitters Nail Lacquer, Smush
3) Skin Food, White
4) Sally Hansen Acrylic Top Coat
#2 Got this in a Japanese Nail Care Boutique in Hawaii, it's super useful!
#3 Apply 2 coats of your favorite base color; I chose light green for a retro touch.
#4 Use the dotting marbleizing pen to create the polka dot pattern on each nail. Don't ask me how if you don't have a steady hand, practice makes perfect! ;)
#5 It's not super perfect but it's not terribly bad also :p
#6 Lastly, give your nails a top-coat shine to protect and make your manicure last longer!
Viola~~
#7 I'm ready to rock my weekend!
#8
Hope you find this helpful. Gonna off to bed now, nite everyone *Y.A.W.N*.
See ya,
Bev
8 comments :
Nice and easy! :) You've lost weight!
i love those nails!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lovely!
I've been contemplating painting polka nails since I love polka dots. I love your base color so much, it's a very refreshing young kind of green.
ps: I don hv steady hands, I think I ate too much chicken feet LOL.
pps: Take care kies?
love!!!!!!!!!!!!
i wanna have a try!
hmmm... will try this on my toenail cz my hand nail is very small n tiny like those 8 years old kids wan. Bev, I will like to ask tat do u recommend to wear artificial toenail for beach side?
Hey 杏奈公主,
Hmm... I never tried artificial toenails before, but i guess it shouldn't be a problem. Give it a try if you think that's necessary. Good luck~~
Hi Beverly, you use what to make sure the manicure is painted nicely in the nail and won't exit its border of the nail bed? I found it's difficult to pain it nicely w/o exit the nail bed border >.<.
What about your sister's upu result? Does she get what she want?
Lovely!!! Gonna try it this weekend!!!
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