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Hello lovelies,

I'm sure all of us face this dreadful problem all the time - you painted a pretty nail art on your nails and now you need to do it on your dominant hand! Well, I've decided to share one of the tricks to recreating intricate patterns on your other hand. The trick is to paint the design on decals first as I will demonstrate in the tutorial.

So I will be creating this mix & match floral pattern on both of my hands with the help of decals...

Tutorial: How to create intricate designs on your dominant hand + Floral mix & Match Nail Art
Tutorial: How to create intricate designs on your dominant hand + Floral mix & Match Nail Art
Tutorial: How to create intricate designs on your dominant hand + Floral mix & Match Nail Art
Tutorial: How to create intricate designs on your dominant hand + Floral mix & Match Nail Art
Tutorial: How to create intricate designs on your dominant hand + Floral mix & Match Nail Art

 

 

Sounds good? Let's have a look at how it's done:

 

 

 

I have used:

Cadillacquer She's One Of A Kind (reviewed here)
Dance Legend Sahara Top
Acrylic paints
Silver rhinestones
Thin Nail Art Brush
Dotting tool
Seche Vite Topcoat

(10% discount to Born Pretty Store LUHH10)

 

I hope you found this neat little trick useful and will share it so more people have beautiful nail art on both hands :) Lucie x

 

 

 

Hello lovelies,

 

I hope you are not fed up with duo/multichrome polishes because I still love them so much and I have here another nail art manicure with them ;)

 

This time I've paired up Dance Legend Celia (reviewed here) with gold foil and gold buttons/studs. I'm so in love with the result, let's have a look...

Duochrome & Gold Patching Nail Art
Duochrome & Gold Patching Nail Art
Duochrome & Gold Patching Nail Art
Duochrome & Gold Patching Nail Art
Duochrome & Gold Patching Nail Art

 

I have used one coat of Dance Legend Celia over black (A England Camelot) as a base. Then I've applied nail glue and gold foil from Rio Beauty Nail Foil set in an uneven and irregular pattern creating patchy and distressed look.

 

The last element of the design are gold plastic studs I purchased at Born Pretty Store (10% discount code LUHH10). I stuck them with top coat. The whole manicure is not topcoated to show off the metallic gold effect but you could seal it with water-based topcoat or I've heard Picture Polish Revolution works well as topcoat for nail foils.

 

What do you think? Would you wear this bold nail design?

 

Have a lovely day! Lucie x