Summer Flowers Nail Art Design

Hello people!

I am extremely sorry for not posting anything for more than a week! Although I had done a new nail art design, I couldn't write a post because I was so much held up with other things.

But as they say ''Better late than never", I am late but back with a super cutesy summer flower nail art design.

So here it is!

NA#9

As promised in my previous blog post, I have done a nail art which you could don this summer! I have used a nice warm shade of orange with a little bit of white for this one as you can see in the picture.

The nail paint that I have used for my base coat is shade #214 from the Maybelline Color Show range of nail enamels and it's called 'Orange Fix'.

Initially when I bought this color I was skeptical on using it because I have a dusky complexion and not all warm colors suit dusky skin.

But I must tell you this shade suits pretty much every skin tone! And it looks absolutely amazing!

Well, back to the design. I have used my stamping kit again for this design.

I needed cute small flowers so I chose a design from the Konad Image plate M2 which has many cute little floral images.

I applied two coats of orange as the base coat and once it was dry, I used Konad special stamping nail polish(white) for stamping the cutesy flower bunch onto my nails from the image plate(for instructions on how to use a stamping kit please refer to my initial blog posts). And finally secured the design with a layer of clear polish.

I hope you guys had a good time reading the post and will try this design for yourself.

Have a great weekend ahead! :)

Nail Art Design #2

Hello People! :) Hope you guys are having a wonderful Tuesday!
Here comes my second design!

NA #2

This one is my super favorites and it is the simplest design of all when it comes to stamping nail art.! I call it the 'Lacy Leopard' because of the obvious reasons. It gives you a very classy yet innovative look to your nails.

Usually the nails are painted with a base coat so that the design and colors pop out. But I don't really recommend that for this particular design because you need the print to look like a lace trim, very translucent and soft.

This is yet another stamped design so you would require the stamping kit again.

The image plate I have used here for stamping is Konad Stamping - Image Plate M93 (Silver) and the stamping polish is the Konad special stamping polish-white for stamping the image from the image plate.

(Psst... For stamping instructions refer to my first post here NA#1 The White Carnations

So coming back to the look...

I have stamped the design directly onto my bare nails without any base coat applied underneath. After stamping the design I have used a top coat (Elle 18 top coats) to secure the design. That's about it! :)

Because the design covers all of your nails, it is possible that the image you stamp might get printed slightly outside your nails and onto your skin. So to remove this extra polish on your skin, just use a cotton ear bud dipped in the nail polish remover and carefully brush off the paint.

Do this only after you have applied the top coat, otherwise you might accidentally brush on the design spoiling it.