Paint Splatter Nails

As requested by my sister Juliana :) 

Super fun and colorful paint splatter!

* In the tutorial pictures is hard to see the bright pink polish I used but my nails look like the top pic 

Step 1: Paint all your nails black

Step 2: Find a straw and dip in in desired splatter color. I chose to do white first. 

Step 3: Once the straw's tip is covered in nail polish, aim at your nail and give it a blow once, all the nail polish on the other side of the straw will splatter all over the place so be careful and use a paper under your nail to prevent a mess. 

Step 4: Repeat in all nails

Step 5: Time to change the color, you can either dip the straw in nail polish or simply put nail polish from the brush into the straw.  

Step 6: Add a third color if you would like :) I did gold as the last one 

Flower Nails

Very cute and easy flower nails tutorial :)

Step 1:  Paint all your nails yellow

Step 2: Using a tooth pick or a dotting tool, make a circle with 5 small dots touching each other. 

Step 3: Repeat the last step 3 times per nail. You can make more than 3 flowers if you like and you can even alternate colors in each nail for a more colorful manicure. 

Step 4: Using a doting tool make a red dot in the center of the flowers. 

Simple, Easy and Very Cute! 

Back to School Pencil Nails

Requested by Emily: Back to School Nails

 Make sure you read the whole tutorial before doing it, there are some tricky steps. 

Step 1: 

Paint all your nails white

Step 2: 

Place nails on top of a hard surface so that all the nails are at the same height ( this is important to paint the pencil so that it aligns at the end) 

Step 3: 

Paint two horizontal lines using yellow nail polish. Repeat the same lines in the 3 middle fingers only ( do not pain the thumb or the pinky) 

 

Step 4: 

Paint the inside of the lines yellow.

Step 5: 

For the pinky nail, all you have to do it pain the same horizontal yellow line but make sure that iit only goes half way trough the nail.

Step 6: Important step. 

For the thumb nail paint the same yellow line halfway trough the nail BUT  do not paint it horizontally! do it vertically so that the pencil can be formed afterwards (look at the finish pictures). When doing designs like this one, this is the step where most people make mistakes. Look at the pictures:

Step 7: 

Is time to make the top part of the pencil in the thumb nail. 

Using silver nail polish pain a line on top of the yellow line, make sure it is not too thick (have a pencil next to you for reference) 

To make the eraser use a light pink polish. just paint it on top of the silver line and make the top round. 

Step 8: 

The pinky nail where the tip of the pencil goes is probably the trickiest step. 

For this make sure to use a thin brush and light brown nail polish. Draw a triangle next to the yellow line. then make little lines (5)  going down the triangle into the yellow line. ( you can  skip the little lines going on the yellow if you would like, just leave it a triangle) 

After you have done that and is dry. Using black nail polish and a thin brush make the tip of the triangle black and outline the pencil's shape. Try your best to outline the little triangles that separate the light brown and yellow lines ( if you decided to skip the little lines, you can simply draw a vertical line and omit the details. It will still look good and is less work) 

Step 9:

Outline the rest of the pencil with black polish and a thin brush. 

I hope you guys like it I worked really hard on it! Thanks for your request. 

Mustache Nails

As Requested: How To Do Mustache Nails 

This is one of those tutorials where is easier to just look at the pictures, I will still write some tips though.

Step 1: Once you have painted your nails, using a dotting tool make a series of dots making the shape of the mustache. 

Fallow the red dots on the first picture: 

Step 2: After you have a total of 9 dots, start putting more dots to make the shape. Is kind of like drawing a curvy line using dots. 

Step 3: after you have the outline done, using a thin brush start to fill in the spaces and make a more defined outline. 

It seems complicated but you'll get the hang of it :)