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Festive Nail Art

10th December 2018Christmas

As important the gift buying is, your Christmas nails are also a big priority too. I’m one of those girls who has a massive box full of nail polish and love changing the colour all the time. I also get a little bored so try to experiment and come up with new things. So here are my four festive nail art deigns. I really love them all and I can’t wait to try them all again but with different colours the next time. Below I will talk you through how I created them and hopefully you will understand it. If you do try any of them out then please tag me on Instagram or let me know as I would love to see!


 

The Glitter Snow Leopard

  1. Paint your nails white or any light colour as the base. Do about 2-3 coats to make sure it is a solid colour.
  2. With your chosen colours, make random blobs on each nail. Try and make them different sizes and shapes. Also don’t do over 5 blobs as it will look a little over crowded
  3. Using an eyeliner pen, roughly go round each blob. But make sure to leave at least one gap when going round them because you don’t really want one continuous line.
  4. Using the eyeliner pen again, you want to fill the left over spaces by creating little ‘c’ shapes and the occasional dot.
  5. Top nails with clear nail polish.

 


 

The Snowman Face

  1. Paint your nails a light base colour, but making sure the finger you want the snowman face on is white.
  2. Very carefully, paint a triangle nose with the orange nail polish.
  3. Using the eyeliner pen, create to large dots for eyes.
  4. Then create a dotted smile with the eyeliner pen.
  5. Paint nails with clear polish.

 


 

Festive Ombre Spots

*This one takes quite a long time because you have to wait for each colour to dry.

  1. Paint your nails white.
  2. Pick three colours that you want and make random dots. Start off with quite a few on at the tip and then less as you go down. I would advise to start off with the darkest colour. (I didn’t do that and I wish I did!)
  3. After the first colour has dried, to the same with your second colour.
  4. You then want to fill in the gaps with dots with your third colour.
  5. Paint clear nail polish on top.

 


 

Glitter Ombre

  1. Paint your nails your chosen colour.
  2. Using a glitter nail polish, you want to keep adding the polish to the bottom of your nail until the desired amount of glitter. DO NOT paint over the whole nail.
  3. Then paint half way up your nail to get the tiny specs of glitter there so it looks more like an ombre and not a massive clump.
  4. Paint nails with clear nail polish.
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