Tile Nails

Hi All. I love italian tile designs, specially the colors they use in them. So this time I decided to create a Italian tiles nail design on my nails and this was the outcome. Its all done freehand using Zoya nail polishes - Darcy, Purity, Ryan and Robyn. See my previous tiles nail design by clicking HERE.

Henna Series: Palm Designs

Hello Friend's here is another henna design I am sharing with you all today. It's an intricate pattern I created for a festival last year. To see more Henna designs on my blog, click HERE.

Henna Series : Eid Mubarak

Hello Friend's, on this joyous occasion of Eid, want to share my henna design with you all. It's been a while since I posted any Henna designs done by me so here is one.

EID MUBARAK EVERYONE

Floral Fun

Hi Friends, today I have another nail art inspired by @Kimiko7878. You can see my other nail art inspired by her here. For this nail art I used the basecoat has ColorClub's Kismet. You can see its swatch, previously done by me here. On top of it, using a very thing nail art brush, I painted this design of black leaves and pink flowers. Doesn't it look amazing? I am in love with it, especially the holographic effects. How do you like this nail art? Let me know in the comments section below.

Here are some pictures in sunlight to capture the holo-goodness of Kismet.

Tribal Nail Art

Hello all, today I am sharing with you all another one of my Tribal Nail Art. You can see my previous Tribal nail art here, here and here. My colorful Tribal nail art from last time was a hit, and was featured on various social media's. So this time I decided to use pink and blue colors to create the Tribal Print. I saw this design on some fake nails, in a store decided to recreate it. The polishes that I have used are Zoya's Lolly and Wet-n-Wild's I need a refresh-mint. This nail art is done free-hand using a fine nail art brush.

Halloween Series: Halloween Swirls

Not sure what to call this nail art, so I am calling it Halloween Swirls. I got inspired from the Halloween wallpaper I found online (scroll all the way to bottom) and had to recreate it on my nails immediately. Hope you all like it. Polishes used are Butter London's Union Black Jack and Silly Billy. For the light orange I used Charlotte Russe's, what I like to call, Orange Cream nail polish.

Here is the wallpaper that inspired this design

Festival Nailart: Karva Chauth 2014

Hello Friends, sharing today an old nail art from my archives. Today is the festival of Karva Chauth in India and on this day, married women fast all day for their husband's long life and prosperity. The fast is started in the morning, before sunrise and broken only when women spot moon in the sky, at night. I wore this nail art back in 2012 for the same festival, hence you see all the henna and Indian jewelry in the picture. I really liked how I had paired different bangles from my collection that day to match my outfit and couldn't resist sharing a picture of them as well. The polishes used here are Sally Hansen's Blue Me Away, Maybelline's Onyx Rush and Sinfulcolor's Snow Me White. Hope you all like is nail art from my archives.

Happy Karva Chauth to all the Indian Women observing this fast today and good luck with the Moon Spotting :)

Henna Series: Eid al-Adha 2014

Eid Mubarak to all of you. Today on this occasion of Eid al-Adha, I am sharing my latest nail art with you all. Hope you all like it.

You can see my previous henna designs here.

Multi-color Leaves

I have been scratching my head and thinking really hard lately to come up with unique, never seen before designs. And I am not always successful. But this time I was. I came up with these pretty (If I may say-so my self) feather-like multi-color leaves and decided to give them a try right away.

I started with a base coat of Maybelline's Naturally Cream from their "the nude" collection. You can see it's swatch here. Once it was dry, using the lighter color in the color-combo, with a thin nail art brush, I painted the leaves freehand. Then using the darker color, I added leaves at random places. And once it was dry I added my favorite top coat. The polishes that I have used for Blue leaves are - Wet n Wild's I need a Refresh-mint and Sally Hansen's Blue Me Away. For pink leaves - Revlon's Cupid and Plum Seduction.

Bracelet: From a local store in Sedona, AZ

I Dream of Color

Inspirations can be found anywhere. Inspiration for nail art is everywhere.
That’s what today’s blog post is all about. I bought this pretty, colorful tribal print wooden bangle from Forever 21 back in 2011, for a very reasonable price, when tribal print was becoming a fad. I have worn it so many times since then and last week when I took it out of my collection I realized once again how beautiful this single bangle was. Then I thought how much fun it will be to create this beautiful, colorful tribal print design on my nails. And since then I have been thinking about how to recreate it and what polishes to use from my stash. So this past Thursday I sat down with my nail polishes and nail art brushes and created (free-hand) this lovely tribal print on my nails.

Love, Love, Love how this design turned out on my nails. It was even more fun while doing it. After I finished working on it, I proudly showed it to my hubby who agreed that it had turned out beautifully. So get ready to see loads and loads of this design in this post.

Bangle: Forever 21
You can see my previous tribal print nail designs here and here.

Quatrefoil Pattern Nails

Today's nail art is another of my inspirational nails. This one is inspired by Christabell Nails and I followed the tutorial made by her.

The polishes that I have used are Chanel's Dragon. For the pattern I used a different red which is Ulta's Red Carpet Red and White is Butter London's Cotton Buds.

Some of my design got smeared by the top coat, only because I was careless and didn't wait enough for it to dry. I really enjoyed doing this nail design because it was so detailed.

The pattern on my nail in my right hand looks the best among all the ones I did.

Hexagonal Spiral

You all must know what a Prime/Ulam's spiral is (If not read about it here) and that's what today's nail art remind's me of - a Hexagonal Prime Spiral. I had this design in my mind for a long time and I knew I wanted it to be coral. What I didn't know was how it would look with the other colors I choose to go with it.

So when I started doing this design I tried to stick to my favorite(read safe) theme with coral, which is white. I painted my nail with Cotton Bud's from Butter London and when it was dry using a fine nail art brush and my favorite coral polish from Charlotte Russe, I painted these hexagonal spirals. And then added tiny dots in between. Finally sealed it with my favorite top coat.

You can see my previous coral nail art here and here.

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