Showing posts with label Strawberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Strawberry. Show all posts
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Strawberry Nails
Happy June! Its already summer and time for cute summer designs, starting with this one - strawberries.
We went for strawberry picking recently and I created this freehand strawberry nail art for that. For this design I used Zoya's Tilda, Purity, Rekha and Jordan.
See my previous strawberry nails by clicking HERE. Here are few pictures from strawberry picking
We went for strawberry picking recently and I created this freehand strawberry nail art for that. For this design I used Zoya's Tilda, Purity, Rekha and Jordan.
See my previous strawberry nails by clicking HERE. Here are few pictures from strawberry picking
May 21, 2014
Strawberry Nail Art
Over the past weekend I attended the annual California Strawberry Festival and decided to paint my nails as strawberries for this festival. I wanted to paint all my nails just like strawberries but I have these fruit studs or fruit 3D decorations and never used them before and wanted to give it a try as well. So for the thumb nail I did something different by using the fruit stud and created this look which looks like a strawberry in a red basket. Which one do you like the best, the thumb nail or the strawberry nails?
To create the strawberries, I first painted my nails using Ulta's Red Carpet Red. then on top of it starting from the nail base using a thin nail art brush, I created the green leaves for the strawberries. For green I used Revlon's Emerald City. Then using Zoya's Darcy which is a very nice yellow shade I created the yellow thin small lines by a thin nail art brush. That's it.
To create the strawberries, I first painted my nails using Ulta's Red Carpet Red. then on top of it starting from the nail base using a thin nail art brush, I created the green leaves for the strawberries. For green I used Revlon's Emerald City. Then using Zoya's Darcy which is a very nice yellow shade I created the yellow thin small lines by a thin nail art brush. That's it.
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