Hello fellow people! This is a tutorial on how to do this nail look: What you are seeing (even though in relatively bad quality from my iphone) is gradient red -> deep holographic red nails (2 nails with additional coat of holographic flakie top coat). What to do? (All polishes linked below) Put on a clear base coat. Put on the first layer of your deep red holographic polish. Put peel-off latex on or patches to cover your cuticles. Like this: Now you are going to take a makeup sponge and add a thin layer of polish for each color you want in your gradient: Now you are going to dab that onto you nails, between each nail add another thin stroke of polish. Repeat that until you are satisfied from the color on your nails (between 2 and 5 coats). Remove the peel-off latex/patches that you put on your cuticles, clean up excess nail polish and add a quick dry glossy top coat: Add a holographic top coat to the nails you want to make special, and then ano...
After a long time that I've been painting my nails for fun I decided it was time for me to start sharing my fun with the world. I am here to explore mainly indie brands, cool nail polishes and lean as I go. You see, I have come to realize that I quite like painting my nails and even though I don't do it professionally I do it constantly and I'm willing to share my experience with other girls\woman around the world that spend half an hour a week doing so. This week I spent around 6 hours researching interesting brands and polished and I'm going to share that with you, the internet as I go. My first indie buy is Fun Lacquer. This brand has been chasing me for the past few years with youtubers such as SimplyNailLogical using them on a regular basis. What I find special about it is with no doubt is the holographic effect it has while being mixed with really interesting colors. I have to say that the second I got the first package of nail polish from Fun...