Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Blue Holo Daisy Chain Nails

I'm not sure why I wanted to try Twinkled T's daisy chain nail vinyls so bad since it is really a simple flower design, but I just thought they were adorable! So when they came in, I decided to use them with Daily Hues Nail Lacquer Aria (holo) and Parrot Polish Linckia (pastel blue glow-in-the-dark creme).

Friday, October 4, 2013

KKCenterHk Review & Demo - Rubber Stamper A19

You may or may not have seen the new all-in-one stamping systems yet, but I have one to show you today! 

These are plastic discs with a rubber piece in them, and the images are carved into the rubber; eliminating the need for a scraper. 

Here is a Fall-themed mani I created with KKCenterHk's Autumn stamper A19:

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Seven Deadly Sins Series - Sloth


One of the themes for the Sloth part of the Seven Deadly Sins challenge is "don't try too hard but explain to everyone how to do something really easy", as in a tutorial.

My Sloth nails for this challenge are so lazy I didn't even use a single nail polish!

I have quick video tutorial on how I use denture tablets to whiten my nails for the theme.

Friday, December 7, 2012

Puzzle Piece Nails Tutorial

I did not have time to properly caption this video, but it was a requested tutorial many months ago, and I finally had time to squeeze it in really quick, so I wanted to get it up ASAP. It is pretty self explanatory, but if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask! :)



Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Interconnecting Dots Video Tutorial

Yesterday, Joy from Drugstore Junkie requested a tutorial for a design that has been popular lately. Some call it gradient dots, I call them interconnecting dots simply because I can't think of a better name for them.

I have no clue where this original design came from, it just popped up all over Instagram and I loved it! It is fairly easy to accomplish, and the outcome looks really neat!

For said nails, besides your favorite base/topcoat, you only need three items:
A dotting tool. I prefer the larger one, but you can do the dots in any size you like, and two one-coater polishes that are opaque or nearly opaque in just one coat. I used L'Oreal's Greycian Goddess and Zoya's Reagan.
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