Hello
my lovely readers!
A
wee tutorial for you today, I want to try & do more step by step
pictorials for you to show just how easy it can be to create fun &
fabulous designs on your nails! My favourites this year so far have
to be my Flamingo Nails, they just make me smile so much & I'm
itching to do them again. But of course Mother Nature will play a big
part in allowing this to happen & whenever she doth bestow upon
me decent lighting & time for photos I will make sure to take
advantage!
I
was scrolling through Instagram for some inspiration & as always
the incredibly talented Yagala delivered nicely having just posted a
beautiful floral ornament design on her page. Absolutely loving it I
decided to give a whirl myself & was so happy with how it turned
out!
The
combination of biscuit beige & bright neons is so pretty & I
was very eager to try out my amazing new Roubloff Ju Bilej nail art
brushes that Yagala herself favours as they are perfect for this kind
of intricate nail art & beauts let me tell you, they really are a
game changer when it comes to freehand nail art! You can find them
HERE & don't be daunted with by language barrier as the customer
service team is so helpful with really good email communication.
Anyway
enough talking....on to how to create this pretty ornamental design
on to your nails! I used this lovely set of Formula X nail polishes
that mumma bear got me on her last trip to the states. Lets begin.
Start
with your base colour, I've used the nude shade in this set called
Evocative which is a lovely biscuit beige & happy to note that it
is opaque in just one coat.
Next
apply a semicircle ring using your nail art brush & some black
polish near the cuticle end of the nail as shown, doing one curved
line like a rainbow, then another above it, before filling in. You
can use hole punch reinforcer stickers or french manicure guides to
help you do this but I just freehanded here.
Then
using my Julie Bilej brush & more black polish, I drew on three
petal shapes above the ring, like a teardrop design almost, making the
centre petal slightly bigger to the outer two.
Grabbing
a dotting tool next, apply two or three black dots going up from the
pointed tip of the centre petal
Now
using the shade High Frequency which is a gorgeous vibrant turquoise
cream, I next filled in the gap underneath the black ring using a
small nail art brush
Then
using the pretty coral shade from the set called Power Source, I
grabbed my smaller dotting tool & applied a row of dots along the
black ring.
Going
back in with the turquoise polish & the dotting tool again, apply
a dot of the turquoise polish into the centre of your black dots.
And
finally to finish your design, grab a gold polish, here I thought I'd
stick with the theme & used another stunning Formula X
polish called Love Chemistry which is an eye catching pretty pale
gold foil shimmer with pale pink & gold glitters. With a fine
nail art brush, use this polish to fill in your petals.
Once
done I just went over some of the black lines again with more polish
& the Ju Bilej brush to neaten up before finishing it all with a
nice thick coat of topcoat!
What
do you think? I'm just so in love with this design, will definitely
be giving it a go again soon with different shades & I hope you
give it a go too!
Thanks
as always for reading!
Lotsa love to ya!
Loved the post but reading through bloglovin means I can't see the pictures, each one features a cute kitten that says click for picture. Hmm.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I viewed this mani via the internet and it's gorgeous! Love yagala as inspiration too, she's amazing!
Vicky x
@thepolishlist
Oh no how frustrating! This usually happens when viewing in mobile version...& I have no idea how to rectify other than clicking on view post in web version? *sigh* But thank you so so much for your lovely comment Vicky, she really has crazy talented skills doesn't she? xoxo
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