Hey everyone! Today I'm starting a new feature called 'Tutorial Tuesday,' I have a tonne of tutorials to show you but I never seem to post them. I've added a tutorial tab to the top of my blog due to Sarah's fabulous suggestion, but it made me realise that I just don't have enough tutorials. So for at least the next 10 weeks I will be doing a tutorial every tuesday for you all, I hope you like it!
Today's tutorial is for my drip nails, I did these quite a while ago and a tutorial was requested, so to whoever requested it I'm very sorry it has taken so long
You will need:
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Barry M – Lychee (or a cream/nude polish)
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Barry M – Blueberry ice-cream (or a blue polish)
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Barry M – Berry Ice Cream (or a lilac polish)
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Barry M – Dragon Fruit (or a pink polish)
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Barry M – Black and White nail
art pens
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Small brush
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Top Coat
Step 1: Paint your nails with a base of
Barry M – Lychee
Step 2: Using a small brush paint a basic
outline for your drips, this doesn’t need to be perfect
Step 3: Colour in the lines from the
previous step
Step 4: Using the black Barry M nail art
pen, outline the drips
Step 5: Using the white Barry M nail art
pen, draw the reflections for the drips
Step 6: Finish off with a topcoat to seal
in your design, a matte topcoat is great for making the drips really stand out
And that's it! What do you think? Let me know in the comments
Alice
Yaaay! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such a fun design! I'm definitely going to tr it out :) Thanks for a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! What matte top coat do you use?? I love the chalky look of your matte top coat.
ReplyDeleteYay! Tutorials! :) I'm glad you are doing more tutorials - I love seeing how different designs are created.
ReplyDeletexxLissa
great tutorial, i love it!
ReplyDeleteThese look fab. I didn't realise there was such a thing as a matte top coat.
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So pretty!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous <3
ReplyDeleteLove from Jasmine @ rabbit-wood.blogspot.com
xo
omg this is so cute lol!!
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing!
ReplyDeleteI find that if you use a shiny top coat on the "drip" and matte on the rest of it, the design shows up really well. I can't quite tell on my shoddy work computer if that is what you've done here or not but I just thought I'd mention it incase.
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great job man.. these are really very much pretty art.. i am very much impressed from this site.. looking very cute all these designs.. i am definitely try these all designs.. thanks for sharing man.. have a good day :)
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