shade.
What I can say about this is I LOVE IT.....the neon was a tad tricky, as we all know, they dry extremely quickly and a bit satin. I can't wait to try this again! I did the "drop and drag" technique using an orange stick.
full sun.
Here are my polishes....L to R Cult Nails "Devious Nature", Impala "palmiera tropical",
Sinful Colors "Neon Melon" and of course, CG "Millennium".
Gigi
Be Pawlished!
~Tiffani
I love this mani! I haven't tried the dragging method yet but I want to!
ReplyDeleteIt was really fun.....and easy. It's not exactly how I planned it, but I love random.
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~Tiffani
THANK YOU SKULDA for commenting - much <3
It seems to be a really interesting technique, and really good for me because I can use it to make some sort of nail art without knowing how to draw, so I'll surely try it, thanks for the tip! ^__^
ReplyDeleteIt's very easy...just make sure your main layer is still wet when you make the drops....then swirl away. I think next time I might use a small brush...
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~Tiffani
Interesting technique! I'm a disaster at water marbeling, I'll give this a try!
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I would try this one! ♥
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Oh,I thought you had to keep the first layer dry,and just swirl the other drops O__O Good to know :D
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Nice mani !!
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