Holo Dragonflies !

Hey there! :) 

I got a request some long time ago on my facebook page, to do a dragonfly design. Today I looked at my "to-do-list" and I knew I had to finally come up with something and post it! :P 

So without further ado, here it is!

Products used:

Milani 3D Holo - Cyberspace,  Beyu - 324, Essence Hello Holo, Flormar Black Tip Painter. 

No TC for this one, cause I liked the look of the wings without TC ;) 

Isn't this blue holo absolutely gorgeous ?? I love it so much! As if it's not enough sparkle, I had to add Essence Hello Holo to the dragonfly wings :D 

That's it for today :) I hope I'll get some nail art tutorials done this weekend ;) 

See ya, my lovelies ! x 

Nail Art Tutorial: Argyle Print

Hey, my dear readers!

Hope you are having a great weekend so far ;) Mine isn´t that good, cause I´m sick and I sit in bed all day, but that means I can do a little more for my blog ;) So here is another tutorial for you guys and it´s the Argyle print I showed you once on my Nail Art wheels :) Let´s start!

Step 1 : After applying your base coat and your base color, start off by painting diagonal lines all over your nail. The space between the lines will determinate the size of the argyle print, so paint more lines for a small print and fewer lines for a bigger print.






Step 2 : Now do the same thing from the other side ;) Little tip: If it´s hard to draw a continuous line, just start the line at the edge of your nail and draw it to the middle of the nail and then start from the opposite site and draw the line to the middle til they lines meet. Did that make any sense ? :P






Step 3 : Now that you have your net, you have to fill in some of the rhombs ( is that the correct word? I don´t trust google :D ) I did this with a small dotting tool, to make it a little easier. :) You already have a argyle print now! Let´s move on to decorate it a little bit more ;)

Step 4 : Now grab another color (preferable one that makes a contrast to the ones you used before) and draw some thin lines parallel to the ones you drew before. Hard to explain, but you get the idea from the picture ;)







Step 5 : Do the same thing from the other side :)  You could stop here and have an cool argyle print or you could take one more step ;)








Step 6 : As I said, this one is optional, but I like it very much :D In every spot, where the thin lines meet, you can add some rhinestones in the same color as the lines. Doesn´t it look awesome? :D

It takes some time to achieve this design, that´s why I did just an accent nail with it :) So here is the end result:

Do you like it ? I really hope this tutorial was helpful to some of you guys! :) I really like doing this tutorials and enjoy it even more, when I know I helped someone achieve the looks they wanted :)

Have a wonderful rest of the weekend and good night ! :-*

Polka Dots !

Here I am again :) Because I start working tomorow I wanted something simple on my nails, but not just plain polish. What do you do? Polka dots! :D For the base I used 2 coats of BeYu - 324, a light grey polish, which is very creamy and easy to apply.

And then I added some blue dots with a dotting tool and Essence - I´m a Marine Girl from their 50´s Girls LE. I will show you the polishes from this collection in another post. :)

What do you girls do, when you don´t want to wear just plain polish? Let me know in your comments ;)
Have  good night and see ya next time! :-*