#45 Pink glitter ombre

Just a quick little post to announce I uploaded a new video! I already posted a blogpost with pictures of this tutorial begin march. When I made these I recorded it for a tutorial, but couldn't upload it in march because I just started the water marble march.

So.. If you are curious about how you can recreate this nailart, you can click right here and you'll go straight to the tutorial! :)

For more pictures you can click here, for the previous blogpost on this nailart!

Have fun painting and creating,

xoxo

Dutchnailss

March Nail Art Challenge #2 Ombre

Second challenge in the March Nail Art Challenge; Ombre nails. For the ombre I used two polishes from Catrice Crushed Crystals. A dark pink called 'Shooting Star' and a light pink called 'Call me princess' And (I almost forgot!) a bright pink for the base also from Catrice called 'You better think pink'

 

 I did add a topcoat, so the texture of the two Crushed Crystal polishes completely disappeared but still had that amazing glitter! And lastly I added some thinestones to complete the look! 

I also made a tutorial for this look, you can click right here and you'll go straight to it! ;)

Next up: Candies!

Have fun painting and creating,

xoxo

Dutchnailss 

Black & White challenge! Part 3! #6

I MADE A MISTAKE! OH NOOO!

This nailart should be a black base with colors design (the third one on the challenge list) But for some reason my mind just decided that I should do a color base with black (which is the fifth challenge on the list) And I made this

And I didn't even noticed I made a mistake until I finished editing the how-to of this nailart... sigh...

But then I decided to just switch the two challenges. This way I can keep this nailart on my nails and I already had a hard time thinking about what I should make with a black base and color. So now if have some more time to think about that and in the mean time, I have this amazing tiger look on my nails!

So the list you saw on the first post when I started this challenge is slightly changed. The third challenge became the fifth and the fifth challenge became the third challenge, as easy as that!

Even though I wasn't supposed to do this nailart. I still like it a lot! I chose two intense colors for this look. Both are polishes from Catrice. These polishes were a limited edition and I just had to have them :)

If you want to see how I made this design click here! 

The polishes I used to create this look are listed below

- A base coat,
- Catrice: I'm a survivor
- Catrice: Like a jungle drum
- NYC: City Blackout
- Top coat. 
 

Graduation nails!

My best friend has passed her high school and she has her graduation soon. I had the honor of painter her nails for that evening 

Yesterday we went shopping to buy her stuff for her new room when she goed to college. After buying EVERYTHING out of every store. We went to my place and I painted her nails.

And this is the end result:

 Some sweet little grey flowers with a blue glitter accent on a green/blue gradient base.

These polishes I used for this look:

Start off with your base coat, let this dry and paint a single layer of white paint on top of your nails. Next you need a makeup sponge. paint two lines of the polishes you want to use for the gradient next to each other.

When you've done this you carefully dip the sponge on top of your nail. You may have to repeat this step once or twice to get the best gradient. Let this dry and add a topcoat. This way the colors blend better and it looks nicer too. Now you can start with the little flower.
For the flower I used two different dottingtools: one with a really small dot and one with a slightly bigger dot.
I recreated the flower on a fake nail to show you how you can make this design:

When you're done with these flowers add a topcoat and this cute design is done!