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I started with a base of China Glaze Dandy Lyin’ Around. I painted some Liquid Palisade around my cuticles to prevent a big mess and created a gradient using that and Sally Hansen Sun Kissed. There’s a gradient tutorial here.
Next I stamped on the tiger print from Konad Plate M57 using Barry M Gold Foil.
Then finally I freehanded on the letters using black acrylic paint and a nail art brush.
It’s all topped off with two coats of No7 Stay Perfect Top Coat
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I used China Glaze Fade Into Hue as my base colour and let that dry.
Next I freehanded on a sort of star burst design using a long thin nail art brush with an unnamed royal blue Miss Sporty polish near the bas of my nails. When that was dry, I painted on a smaller star burst with Barry M Prickly Pear.
When everything was dry, I topped it off with two coats of No7 Stay Perfect Top Coat.
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A few days ago, I made an Instatorial for the Art Deco nail art I created for Day 8 of the challenge which I thought would be good to share here too. I also confessed my intention to make more YouTube tutorials to the whole world. I guess that means no take backs!
Allie invited me to write a guest post for her blog, Brit Nails, while she’s away on holiday this week so I created some galaxy nails. No surprise there huh?!
See the full post here.
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I used W7 Mosaic for the glittery fingers. I had to use 3 coats for opacity as the base is a jelly.
The creme I found to match was A-England Galahad so after two coats of that on the remaining fingers, I freehanded on some tribal nail art using Sally Hansen Plum Luck, Barry M Gold Foil and a nail art brush.
It’s all topped off with two coats of No7 Stay Perfect Top Coat.
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