Ombre Quatrefoil Nails

Ombre Quatrefoil nails is today's design. I got Quatrefoil vinyls a while ago (even though I do free-hand quatrefoil nails a lot, see HERE, HERE and HERE) and wanted to use them sooner than later. I decided to go with multiple colors instead of just one and the result was really cool. The polishes that I used are - Zoya's Purity and Lolly, Essie's Lovie Dovie, OPI's Mod About You.

Halloween Series: Have a faBOOlous Halloween

Hello Friends, with Halloween just a few days away, I am trying something new for Halloween - Quatrefoil pattern, Halloween style. You remember me trying the Quatrefoil pattern before, if you dont you can check it out HERE, HERE and HERE. To create this 3-color look I used 3 polishes from Butter London - Union Jack Black, Cotton Buds and Silly Billy. The Quatrefoil pattern, I did free hand using a dotting tool (Read this to learn how) and the stripes I created using staight nail vinyls from Storenvy. Hope you all have a faBOOlous HALLOWEEN this year and enjoyed all my Halloween themed nail designs.

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

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.

An unusual combo

Hi All, Today I am sharing with you all a nail art which is formed by the use of two very unusual nail polish colors. The reason I say this is because I have never seen these two colors used together, in a nailart before. I recently went shopping at Walgreens and ended up buying some very pretty shades of Sinful Colors Professional's polishes. The maroon one is called GET IT ON and is from there new (read last year) Leather Luxe collection. You can see its swatch here. The Blue one is called Alfresco and is from there SinfulShine collection. (SinfulShine is a high gloss, high shine nail polish collection with gel tech formula that gives the same shine gloss as an acrylic UV cured gel without the lamp.)

The polishes that I have used are all from SinfulColor's. White is Snow Me White, Blue is Alfresco and Maroon is Get It On.

For this design I started by applying the white polish first and then using the blue polish created four dots together using a dotting tool, to create the pattern in the middle fingers. Then repeated it with maroon polish as well to form the above pattern. It was pretty easy. If you would like a tutorial of the design above, let me know in the comments section below :)

And of course I had to take a picture with my signature hand pose. From now on let's call it the Nails Context Signature Pose. You can see it here, here and here.