I'm getting near the end of the Black and white challenge list. But not quite yet! :)
After this one I'll still have four more Black & White mani's to create and share with you!
This time I had to make something with a colorfull base and white decorations. So I made these adorable sheep nails inspired by the amazing JuliaMll
If you want to see the tutorial I made for this mani, click right here to go to my Youtube channel. The exact names of the polishes are listed below
Neon, neon neon!
This mani really pops! The bright colors of the neon polishes on the white make this a bright and sweet manicure. It's super easy to create and looks super cute!
Click here to go to the tutorial on my channel!
The products I used are listed below
- base coat
- a white polish
- large and small dottingtool
- Safari neon pink
- Safari neon yellow
- NYC Black out
- Da Vinci pastel green
- NYC top coat
A little break from the Black & White challenge tutorials, it's time for a back to school tutorial: Back to school - Lunchbreak!
I made a paper design on my tumb, pinky and index finger. And on the other two I made a design with some books and apples.
If you want to see the tutorial, all you have to do is click right here and you will go to my youtube channel! :)
For this look I used a lot of different kind of polishes. All the names are listed below.
For the papers nails I used the following
- base coat
- pure white polish
- a thin brush
- a light blue polish (this one has no name on it)
- Catrice: I'm a Survivor
- NYC: Matte top coat
For the book with apple nails I used the following
- base coat
- make up sponge
- pure white polish
- Catrice: Lilatric
- some old newspaper
- small brush
- Catrice: Vanille Love
- Catrice: The monkey gets funky
- Catrice: Havana Drum
- NYC: Madison Avenue
- Catrice: I'm not a greenager
- NYC matte top coat
The next tutorial in the Black & White challenge series!
This time the challenge was to make a design with a black base and color ontop.
The little black dot on my ring finger is not a dot of polish. It's a little black rhinestone. I had bought some a long time ago but never tried something with them. I saw them lying on my wardrobe before I started filming the tutorial of this look. And I decided to use them in this design.
To watch the tutorial click right here to go to my Youtube channel
The polishes I used on this design are listed below
- base coat,
- NYC City Blackout
- a nameless lightblue polish
- two black teardrop shaped rhinestones
- top coat
It has been quite some time since I last postd a tutorial. I have been really busy and just didn't had the time to edit. I filmed it some days ago and now i finally got the time to edit the tutorial and upload it on Youtube!
Part four of the Black & White challenge: A white base with color. And this is what I made for this challenge
You can watch the tutorial on this design if you click right here!
The products I used on this design
I got this starterskit about one and a half weeks ago.
My parents bought me this as a late birthday present. And I am so happy with it! It is a easy way to quickly make some beautyfull nails that will last two weeks. (I wanted to test if that was really true, I kept on the polish for about one week and maybe two days and then I just wanted to paint my nails another way. But the polish still looked like I painted them the day before!)
In the starterkit you will get a color of your choice, a LED lamp, primer, base/top coat, some lintfree whipes, gel cleanser and a file. You also get a manual where you can follow the step by step instructions to get the best results.
As I have told before, my nails are extremely fragile and thin. This is why I wanted to try this kit out. With this gelpolish on my nails they feel a lot stronger.
This is how my nails looked when I just painted them!
The red color really pops! and the shine didn't dissapear when the polish dried. I really like the result. But the removing of the polish... It was a pain! You have to use pure acetone and let the acetone 'soak' your nails and after that you have to scrape off the polish with a special tool. My nails looked so bad after all the polish was removed :(
I do think I'll do this again even though I really hated to remove the polish. But that doesn't change the fact that I really like the shine and the durability of the gelpolish!
