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Monday, April 6, 2015

Nail Arts 2015

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Nail art is a creative way to decorate nails. This is the kind of art that can be performed on the fingernails and toenails. It became known in the beauty salon and is considered a fashion activities. Throughout time, nail art become part of fashion and beauty, whereas in the history of the specified part of the aristocracy and social status.

From a historical perspective, nail art used in ancient times. It first appeared in ancient Babylon when men color their nails with kohl. Nail color indicates the status in which the men of the higher classes while wearing a black male wearing green of the lower classes. From 5000 BC 3000 BCancient Egyptian women use nail art to show social status. They decorated their nails using hennaplant juice. For example, Queen Nefertiti use red to decorate their nails and nails. Compared with Nefertiti, Cleopatra using deep shades of rust with gold tone.

Ordinary women are not allowed to use the same color as the queen. In ancient China, during the Ming Dynasty nail lacquers and varnishes are created from a mixture of beeswax, egg whites, gelatin, vegetable dyes and gum arabic. As in Egypt, nail colors also represent the class. In 600 BC, during the Zhou Dynasty, royalty used gold and silver and then they prefer black and red to indicate their status. The famous French manicure appeared in Paris runway in 1976 by Jeff Pink, founder of the cosmetics company ORLY, who wanted to create a style that will nail practical and versatile. In the movie Pulp Fiction, said Uma Thurman grew dark nail polish craze during the 90s. Her character in the film wearing a dark red nail polish called Rouge Noir by Chanel. In ancient times, nail art that is displayed while the social class of the 19th century it became permissible for everyone and be considered as a part of fashion.

Thursday, December 18, 2014

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Create nail art with your makeup and embellish with stray sequins for the easiest home-made mani ever.

Step 1:
Apply a clear base coat and two layers of your chosen colour; we used Urban Jungle by Essie.
Step 2:
Mix some metallic eye shadow like Barry M Dazzle Dust (we used a teal shade first) into a clear polish.
Step 3:
Using the brush from the clear polish, paint your foil effect V-tips on alternate nails
Step 4
Clean the brush with remover then mix a different colour metallic eye shadow (we used a Barry M Dazzle Dust in pink) into the clear polish.
Step 5
Paint your foil effect V-moons on the opposite nails.
Step 6

Embellish each nail with a bead or sequin, stuck on to a drop of clear nail varnish. Apply using a pencil with some Blu Tac attached to the tip.

Our third of six DIY nail art tutorials demos how to create foil effect nail art using bits and bobs from your bedroom. The pink and blue nail tints can be made with clear polish and eye shadows, while some stray sequins from your wardrobe can embellish the design with the help of a pencil and Blu Tac applicator. Follow these step-by-step to nail the look:

Step 1
Apply a clear base coat and two layers of your chosen colour; we used Urban Jungle by Essie.
Step 2
Mix some metallic eye shadow like Barry M Dazzle Dust (we used a teal shade first) into a clear polish.
Step 3
Using the brush from the clear polish, paint your foil effect V-tips on alternate nails.
Step 4
Clean the brush with remover then mix a different colour metallic eye shadow (we used a Barry M Dazzle Dust in pink) into the clear polish.
Step 5
Paint your foil effect V-moons on the opposite nails.
Step 6
Embellish each nail with a bead or sequin, stuck on to a drop of clear nail varnish. Apply using a pencil with some Blu Tac attached to the tip.

Our first of six DIY nail art tutorials demos how to create this totally tropical palm tree nail art using household items. Perfect for summer holidays, this design can be done in blue hues for a seascape look or reversed with reds and oranges for a sunset sky. Follow the step-by-step pictures below to create the ombré effect using a sponge and paint palms with a drinks straw. Simple!

Step 1
After you've prepped your nails and applied a base coat, paint two coats of your chosen colour. We used Bourjois So Laque Glossy in Ciel Mon Vernis.
Step 2
Using the corner of a kitchen sponge paint two stripes along one end, one light and one dark. We used Bourjois Bleux Fabuleux and Adora.
Step 3
Dab the sponge along the middle to tip of the nail to create the ombré effect, using the darker colours at the bottom. Clean up using a cotton bud. TIP: Only do one hand at a time as you need the polish to be tacky for the next steps creating the palm tree.
Step 4
To create the palm leave shapes cut a drinks straw, leaving just under half of the width remaining, and dip the tip into a black polish. We used Bourjois Noir de Chine.
Step 5
Press the tip of the straw onto the nail creating three palms on each side, making sure they are smaller at the top and larger at the bottom.
Step 6
Cut the straw even thinner and dip it in the black polish ready to create the tree trunk.
Step 7
Paint a line from the palms to the tip of the nail. It's ok if it goes ridged as they are usually slightly curved in shape. Finish with a top coat to seal the design and blend together your nail art, then repeat on other hand.