Showing posts with label Sally Hansen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sally Hansen. Show all posts

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Sparkly Polka Dot Bow


        This design though it might seem a bit more complicated at first than some of the designs I've previosuly posted, is actually not that difficult at all! All you need to get your own Sparkly Polka Dot Bow is a bit of time and patience :)

Polishes I Used:

  • Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear in Blue it
  • Sally Hansen Hard As Nails in White Tip
  • Sally Hansen Ultimate Shield Base and Top Coat
  • Wet n Wild Wild Shine in Hallucinate (Sparkley polish)


Let's Get Started!

1. Paint your nails a solid base colour, I chose to paint mine blue.

2. Using a dotting tool dipped in White nail polish, create a diagonal line of polka dots from one corner of your nail to the opposite corner .  

3. At each corner of your nails paint a diagonal line of 3 polka dots (parallel to your original line of polka dots) on either side of the original polka dot line.


4. Using your sparkly nail polish, paint sparkles over the white dotted design. Finish by painting a topcoat over your nails to seal the design and that's it you now have your very own sparkly polka dot bow!

 

Saturday, June 2, 2012

Crackled Glitter


       With summer fast approaching its time to get your footsies sandal ready! Its important to make sure that you give your feet a good soak to start off your pedicure and always remember to file your nails straight across; nobody wants an ingrown toenail, ewww!

Nail Polishes I used:
  • Sally Hansen Ceramics in Coral Pink
  • Avon Crackle in White
  • Sally Hansen Ultimate Sheild Base and Top Coat
  • Lin Striping polish in Silver
Step 1: Paint your toes with two coats of Coral Pink nail polish

Step 2:  Using the striping tool paint a diagonal silver line from one corner of your nail to the opposite corner.





Step 3: Paint a thin coat of the white crackle beneath the silver line. Then paint a top coat to seal in your design and your toes are sandal ready!

Monday, May 21, 2012

Pretty Polka Dots


    Yeh I know, glittery copper polish is more of a fall/winter trend but, what's a girl to do if she feels metallic in the spring but go with it! This design is pretty simple, its great if you're just learning how do nail art or if you don't have the time to do realy intricate nail designs. I quite like this design because it incroporates the polka dots I loved when I was smaller without seeming too kiddish.

Nail Polishes I Used:

Revlon Limited Edition Copper Gleam
Sally Hansen Hard As Nails White Tip
Sally Hansen Ultimate Shield Base and Top Coat



Step 1: File your nails and paint them two coats of Copper Gleam

Step 2: Using a dotting tool make three white polka dot from one corner of you nail to the opposite corner of your nail in a diagonal line

Step 3: Paint on a top coat.

Its that easy, just 3 steps and you have a pretty polka dot nails!

Do you like the colour? Should there be more polka dots? Let me know what you guys thought of this design!



Saturday, May 12, 2012

Polished Lilac

My latest nail art design was fully inspired by all the beautiful blooms that I see this spring, well that and I really love floral designs!

For this design I used
  • Sally Hansen, Xtreme Wear in Lacey Lilac
  • Sally Hansen Ultimate Shield Fortifying Base and Top Coat
  • Sally Hansen Hard As Nails in White Tip (White flowers)
  • Sally Hansen Lacquer Shine in Lustrous (Centre of flowers)
  • Wet n Wild Wild Shine in Hallucinate (Sparkley polish)

First file you nails a squareish shape with rounded edges and paint the base colour of your choice, I chose Lacey Lilac.


Then, using a dotting tool, make two white dots diagonal from each other in the corner of your nail.


After this, add two more white dots to the same corner of your nail so that you now have four white dots in a square-like shape.
>>>>>








Now, use a dotting tool to make a small black dot in the centre of these four white dots.                                  
     <<<<<<

Next, add three white dots in an L-like shape in the corner of each of your other fingers.  >>>>>


Finally, add a black dot in the centre of each L-shaped trio of white dots.
       <<<<<<

  If you want to add a bit of sparkle to your nails, paint a bit of sparkle/glitter nail polish over each of the flowers on your nails. When this had dried paint a top coat on your nails to protect the design and presto, you now have a beautiful floral design on all of your nails!