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Blue Pineapples

Hi All...over the last few summers I have seen lots of blue pineapple prints showing up everywhere. So this summer, I decided to create blue pineapple nails design instead of regular yellow ones.

I freehanded this design using Zoya nail polishes - Blu, Robyn, Sia, Tilda and Wyatt.

See my previous pineapple nails by clicking HERE and HERE.

Beauty Big Bang - Nail Protectors

Hello Friends, Today I am sharing review of Polish Protector Clips Nail Tool which I got from Beauty Big Bang.

These Nail Polish Protector Clips Nail Tools come in 26 pieces of different sizes to fit on different nail types. They are really easy to use and are reusable. Scroll all the way below to watch the video on detailed use of these protectors.

These nail protectors can be bought online from Beauty Big Bang by clicking HERE for $2.94. The product code is SKU: B1726. Use coupon code NCONTEXT10 to get 10% OFF your order from Beauty Big Bang.

Below is a quick video of the glitter sequins on my nails and how they look in real life

Have you seen my YouTube channel - Nails Context yet?. If you haven't do check it out and don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel by clicking HERE.


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Tutorial: Wave Pattern

Hi All, Since you all loved the wave pattern from yesterday so much, I decided to post a tutorial in pictures on how to do it. It is very simple.

For this nail art you would need -
1. Nail Polishes.
2. A thin nail art brush.
3. Top Coat.
4. Base Coat.


Step 1. To start, first paint your nails with a base coat to protect your nails and when its dry on top of it paint your nails with a base coat. I used Sally Hansen's Hard To Get. Make sure you polish dries completely, before you attempt Step 2.

Step 2. Now using a nail art brush, start painting wavy design on one side of the nail using the first color polish. For light blue I used Wet n Wild's I need a refresh-mint.

Step 3. Then using the second color, make a similar wavy pattern. For dark blue I used Sally Hansen's Blue Me Away.

Step 4. Without waiting for a long time, carefully paint another wavy pattern using the third color this time. Since I wanted blue-green combo, I used Sally Hansen's Green with Envy. If your nail is very wide, then start over with the first color and add more wavy patterns till the whole nail is covered.

Step 5. Once all the nail art is dry, seal it with your favorite top coat. That's it, easy peasy, isn't it.

If you liked this pictorial and would like to see more of these for other nail art designs, let me know in the comments section below. You can also communicate with me on Facebook and Instagram. Enjoy!!!

Wave Pattern

The following nail design for lack of better title, I am calling them as the wave pattern nails. This design was really easy to do and I will soon post a pictorial on how to do them. The polishes that I used are Sally Hansen's Hard To Get, Blue Me Away and Green with Envy. The lighter blue shade is Wet n Wild's I need a refresh-mint.

Stay tuned here, I will be posting a tutorial on how to achieve this nail art look tomorrow.

Blue n Green

Lately I am not getting a lot of great nail art ideas and that's why I am settling for simple yet cute nail art designs. Not much creativity going on here but use of right color combos and outcome isn't bad.

So here is another simple and quick nail art. To start with I pained half the nail with Wet n Wild's I need a Refresh-mint and other half with Sally Hansen's Green with Envy. After that in the space between the two colors, I added different sized dots using a dotting tool with Sally Hansen's Hard To Get. And then sealed it all with my favorite top coat. That's it.

Ring: Kohls
Hope you all like it.

Turquoise n Gold make a lovely combo

Remember me creating the Quatrefoil nails some time back. Well I decided to create this design again with some lovely colors.

The polishes that I have used are: Urban Outfitter's Flip Flop (This is the best polish I have invested in, I just love this shade and it adds an extra something to the mani with it's amazing color), Zoya's Ziv (this is an amazing gold polish...i love it)and Butter London's Jaded Jack (my latest go to lime green polish). The round gold studs are from Born Pretty store. If you want to learn how to do this nail design. Read my previous post here. You can check out my other quatrefoil pattern nails here and here.

Below is the picture that inspired my nails.

Photo Credit: cwonder.com