Christmas nail art

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Hi,

Today I'll show you another Christmas nail art I created. I started with

two coats of Illamasqua -Scorch on all nails except my thumb and ring finger,

where I applied Sinful Colors -Ruby Ruby. The image plates used for each 

finger are, from left to right: m12, m59, m14 Konad plates and an Essence

plate for my pinkie. I used Illamasqua -Allarm for the designs stamped with

red and Konad Special White. I finished with a clear top coat.

What do you think?

Winter nail arts + How to create an outlined design

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Hi,

This is going to be an unusually long post, including a lot of pictures. Here, in 

Romania, it has been snowing incredibly beautiful for the past 24 hours. That 

inspired me to create a snowmen nail art. 

I started with two coats of Flormar #431. Then, I applied a layer of a white 

crackling nail polish from Born Pretty in order to create the snow effect.

I used m12 Konad plate for the snowmen. The stamping technique is shown 

in the bellow picture. Firstly, I stamped the design using Special White. Then,

I filled in the design using a white nail polish. Lastly, I restamped the snowmen

design using Special Black, to create an outline effect. This is not as difficult

as it seems, and don't worry if you don't manage to stamp the design exactly

on the line of the previous one. Fill in the comforter with two different colours.

I used orange and green and applied them using a small dotting tool. 

This is the final result. I finished with a clear top coat. What do you think about

my snowmen nail art?

I also wanted to include some pictures of the beautiful scenery I see

from my windows. I really love snow! 

Here's a snowflake design I created for my best friend the day before. You

might have seen it on my Facebook page, as I already posted it. For this, I 

started with a sponged white layer on the tips and then I stamped the snowflakes 

from m59 Konad plate using black, pink and blue. Do you like them?

Snowmen manicure

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Hi,

Today it snowed for the first time this winter in my country so it totally inspired

me to do a wintery manicure. I didn't have any light blue, so I created one using

a white nail polish and some drops of a dark blue. I applied two coats of it and then 

I stamped the dots from m79 Konad plate with Special White. I used a sponge

for creating the tips. Then, I stamped the snowmen from m12 Konad plate using

Deborah -01 MAT (Black), because I ran out of Special Black.

I finished with a clear top coat.

What do you think?

Christmas manicures

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Hi, 

Just a quick post to show you some winter manicures I made for some friends 

of mine recently. Hope you like them!

Christmas manicure: candy canes and bells

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Hi!
Here's the last Christmas manicure I'll show you this year.

I applied 2 coats of Flormar M103 white above Zoya base coat and then I stamped the candy canes from m12 Konad image plate.

In the middle of each bow I applied some gold steel balls.

On my thumb I stamped the bells, firstly with yellow. Then I filled in the shade with

yellow and after I stamped the image again with black.

I stamped the Merry Christmas sign with green and finaly applied some red steel balls.

What do you think?

How was your Christmas?

I hope you all had a good time. Thanks for passing by!

Christmas manicure: Santa Claus is coming to town

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Hi

As Christmas is coming soon, I'll show you another themed mani.

The base colors used are Zoya Kelly and a no name glittery top coat.

After I stamped the Santa face from m12 Konad image plate.

Firstly I stamped it using white and then I filled in with white the shade.

After this, I stamped again the Santa face on the same place, using red this time.

The bows are from m59 plate.

I put red rhinestones and small steel balls.

Here's what I got:

So, what do you think?

Thanks for reading!