Showing posts with label Foil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foil. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Monday, 10 August 2015
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
GOLD AND PURPLE FOIL NAIL ART
Foils most of the times react with top coat and in the end they have a crackled look.
Next update: 05/03/2015
Tuesday, 10 September 2013
Sunday, 20 January 2013
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Sunday, 20 May 2012
FOIL - SPARKLING NAIL ART
Next update: 25/05/2012
Materials:
Base coat and special top coat for foils;
Sparkling abstract design foil;
Foil glue.
Method:
1.
Start by applying your base coat. And let it dry thoroughly.
2. Apply a thin coat of foil glue.
3. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails.
4. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
3. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails.
4. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
Thursday, 15 March 2012
GOLD FINGERNAILS
Next update: 20/03/2012
Materials:
Base coat and special top coat for foil;
Gold nail polish;
Gold and black splashed pattern nail art foil;
Foil glue;
Black nail polish (optional)
Black nail polish (optional)
Method:
1.
Start by applying your base coat. Then apply the golden background colour.
2. Allow everything to dry, then apply a thin coat of foil glue
3. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails. If there are visible area that haven't been covered by the foil, you can either amend the design using black or gold nail polish, or you can repeat step 2. and 3. over those areas.
3. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails. If there are visible area that haven't been covered by the foil, you can either amend the design using black or gold nail polish, or you can repeat step 2. and 3. over those areas.
4. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
Thursday, 1 March 2012
FOIL - MARBLED DESIGN
Next update: 05/03/2012
Materials:
Base coat and special top coat for foils;
Marbled pattern;
Foil glue.
Method:
1.
Start by applying your base coat. And let it dry thoroughly.
2. Apply a thin coat of foil glue.
3. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails.
4. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
3. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails.
4. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Monday, 30 January 2012
PURPLE FLORAL ARABESQUE
Next update: 01/02/2012
Materials:
Base coat, regular top coat and special top coat for foils;
Black and white acrylic paints;
Purple foil;
Foil glue;
Dotting tool;
A thin brush.
Dotting tool;
A thin brush.
Method:
1.
Start by applying your base coat and let it dry.
2. Apply a thin coat of foil glue diagonally on the tip of the nail and let it dry for at least 5 minutes or until it is completely transparent. Then apply the foil. Redo this step until the tip is completely cover by the foil. Apply the special top coat and let it dry.
3. Start doing the arabesques using the acrylic paint and thin brush. I did the white bits first and as soon as it was dry I did the black bits. Do the dots using a dotting tool.
3. Start doing the arabesques using the acrylic paint and thin brush. I did the white bits first and as soon as it was dry I did the black bits. Do the dots using a dotting tool.
4. To protect the design, apply a top coat.
Saturday, 28 January 2012
GOLDEN FLORAL NAIL ART
Apologies for the delay.
To make up for the absence of nail art designs I'll post a few more designs in the next couple of day.
Materials:
Base coat and special top coat for foils;
Gold and gold glitter nail polish;
Floral pattern foil (transparent);
Foil glue.
Method:
1.
Start by applying your base coat. Then apply the background colour (gold)
2. Apply gold glitter and allot it to dry.
3. Allow everything to dry, then apply a thin coat of foil glue. (It's very important that your background colour is completely dry, otherwise it will be messy when you pull out the foil.)
4. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails. I usually remove the foil very slowly and carefully. Doing this allows me to see what parts haven't stuck to the nail, go back and apply more pressure until it's transferred (sometimes this method works, sometimes it doesn't. If you need to amend the design, you can use acrylic paint).
3. Allow everything to dry, then apply a thin coat of foil glue. (It's very important that your background colour is completely dry, otherwise it will be messy when you pull out the foil.)
4. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky (wait more or less 5 minutes), use the foil to transfer the design to your nails. I usually remove the foil very slowly and carefully. Doing this allows me to see what parts haven't stuck to the nail, go back and apply more pressure until it's transferred (sometimes this method works, sometimes it doesn't. If you need to amend the design, you can use acrylic paint).
5. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
Friday, 30 December 2011
SNAKE SKIN NAIL ART
Materials:
Base coat and special top coat for foils;
white, bronze and gold glitter nail polishes;
sponge;
snake skin pattern foil (transparent);
foil glue.
Method:
1.
Start by applying your base coat. Then paint your nails white.
2. With a sponge randomly paint the snake skin using the bronze mail polish.
3. Still using a sponge apply some gold glitter here and there.
4. Let it all dry and apply a thin coat of foil glue. (It's very important that your background colour is completely dry, otherwise it will be messy when you pull out the foil.)
5. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky, use the foil to transfer the design to your nails. Some people pull it out very quickly, but I usually remove the foil very slowly and carefully. Doing this allows me to see what parts haven't stuck to the nail, go back and apply more pressure until it's transferred (sometimes this method works, sometimes it doesn't. If you need to amend the design, you can use acrylic paint. Fortunately, the design was transferred to my nails without incidents).
4. Let it all dry and apply a thin coat of foil glue. (It's very important that your background colour is completely dry, otherwise it will be messy when you pull out the foil.)
5. As soon as the glue is transparent and sticky, use the foil to transfer the design to your nails. Some people pull it out very quickly, but I usually remove the foil very slowly and carefully. Doing this allows me to see what parts haven't stuck to the nail, go back and apply more pressure until it's transferred (sometimes this method works, sometimes it doesn't. If you need to amend the design, you can use acrylic paint. Fortunately, the design was transferred to my nails without incidents).
6. To protect the design, apply a special foil top coat.
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