Easy Nail Art Biography
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There are many options of easy nail arts which you can choose according to your style. You might want to go with nature design. This design gives realistic feeling. In applying this design, you will need some nail polish colors like green, yellow, and blue as the primary hues. First, you need to apply the white shade and wait it for dry before using the yellow nail polish to paint only the tips or the upper crest of the nail. When the color dried, add two leaves at the bottom of the nail bud with dark shade of green. You can use thin brush to create the leaves. The design will help you to create the impression of sunlight and plants. Another natural design which you can try is flower pattern with shade of red in the background. Create the flower with yellow petals and light green leaves.
Hey everyone! I have been struggling with the gel application and after I spoke to the bio sculpture team she advise me to stay away from pastel colours at the moment as they are a bit trickier. I wondered if anyone knew of any colours which are easier to apply so that I have a selection....I have one coral colour that I find easy but def need more to make any money. Also would like to know if anyone has any easy nail art ideas and at what point would I add glitter? Sorry 1 million questions just kind of finding this harder than I thought...thank god for this form!!!
Ok thank you!! I have just looked at ebay and there is loads of stuff...thank you for the heads up!! I seen some of the watet transfers there, have you used them before
Yes there really good also some transfer foil is easy just sticks to the sticky layer. Also you could try nail art stamping plates you can do loads of nail art with those very effective I got mine from amazon there called bundle monster you can also get Konad ones
Pastel colours maybe that much more trickier to apply, but if you limit yourself & avoid them you will never become any good with there application.
I would say that you will just have to refine your base coat to ensure that no lumps or bumps become visible with the paler gels & thats about it ...
Pearlescent colours (such as 109 Berry Medley & 2025 Vibrant Violet) will equally be awkward to apply, so if you spend your days avoiding X gel because of its colour or consistancy you'll never get anywhere, because so many gels can be awkward to be honest .
The trick with pastels and with the pearlescent colours is thin layers, not thicker ones, this way brush strokes won't show.
Sleeping beauty is so right, don't limit your self to certain colours as clients will want these more difficult colours eventually.
Practice, practice, practice, you will get there.
Theres a tip with pearlescent colours too. You apply one layer of the colour, followed by a layer of sealer gel, then a layer of colour (this though being on the really awkward pearlescent colours. 2025 used to be a right pain, but the newer LED pots for me have had brilliant coverage so its no longer a problem .
I find the easier gels to apply are the ones with a slight sparkle to them, possibly pearlescent ones, the only problem is making sure your last stroke is a perfectly verticle down the nail one as it really shows other wise. I find these easier to work with as they don't run as much and are slightly thicker in consistancy. I especially like 61, 2017 and 2012. As for simple nail are, glitter hex's or foil dots are fab to work with and you can create so many different effects with them
Thank you ladies!! I just also wanted to ask if anyone had tried reusable nail forms and if they save anytime?
