Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Be Impressed! imPRESS Manicure Press-on Nails



How gorgeous is this nail color?  Can you believe I achieved this look in 5 minutes?  You can have this exact same look yourself, and it's super easy because they are press-on nails!  

I received a great opportunity from imPRESS Manicure to try out their awesome new nail kit.  I'm very pleased with the outcome.  Not only are they super easy to apply, but they last much longer than press-on nails I've used in the past.

What's their secret to long-lasting press-on's?  Keep reading to find out!

Saturday, July 5, 2014

Happy Independence Day!


Happy 4th of July, everyone!  I decided to do some quick nail art to celebrate.   For a simple guide on how I achieved this look, read further!

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Water Marble Nail Art

I decided to tackle another water marble look this weekend. 
I really like how it turned out and this time, I took some pictures throughout the process.



For instructions on how to easily do this look yourself, keep reading!


Friday, January 31, 2014

Water-marbling Nail Art



As you may know, I worked full-time as a hairstylist for several years.   I loved the creative outlet and meeting new, interesting people.  

Although I am no longer able to make a living at being a hairdresser, I still have the same 
love and passion for it.  I love experimenting with new hair colors and cuts. 

I have recently became a nail polish junkie!  I watch lots of YouTube videos on the latest techniques and designs. I am sure most of you have heard of the new water-marbling 
technique.  This was all over Pinterest and Youtube over the past year.  My co-worker and I decided to give it a try one night.  And believe me, It's much harder than it appears!  

About hours later, here are the results I finally achieved.






I used 3 different shades of OPI Nail Laquer to achieve this look.  I can't remember the exact colors, but I used an extremely dark purplish-black, a purplish-pink, and a light 
lavender. 

There are several tutorials on how to do this, but if you want more info on how I achieved 
the look, let me know, and I will provide step-by-step instruction.  I was surprised on how well this wore.  After applying two coats of an OPI top coat, I wore this without any chipping for almost 2 weeks!