Cirque Colors just launched some really exciting polishes, and this time the focus is on nail art. With this 3 sets you can create jade, rose quartz and tortoise shell nails. Tortoise shell designs are all around the Internet, but most of the nails are done using gel products. There weren't too much (if any) color or finish options in nail polish to create this design with, until now.
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Wednesday, September 11, 2019 /
By glitterfingersss /
2 comments /
Cirque Colors, crelly, jelly, nail art, PRsample, review, swatch, tutorial
Olvasd MAGYARUL PR sample
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
MAGYAR verzió Nothing to disclose
Today's nail art was inspired by a japanese nail tech, Mananails. If nail tech crush exists, than this sure is, I just adore everything she makes. I usually go through her Instagram page every now and then and just in a matter of minutes I feel overwhelmed, and I want to recreate EVERYTHING!
Monday, February 16, 2015
Monday, February 16, 2015 /
By glitterfingersss /
21 comments /
nail art, other pattern, other technique, tutorial
This is my 3rd attempt for opal nails and I kind of like it, but I still feel that I can do it better. Anyways, I made a tutorial too, so if you like it, you can recreate it. I only made two of my nails opal, for the rest, I used one of my franken nail polishes. This blue franken np goes with the theme I think, because it's filled with flakies. I also put metal triangle charms to them too just to make them bling :D
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015 /
By glitterfingersss /
1 comment /
freehand, geometric, nail art, tutorial, video
I made a tutorial (in video and picture form) for my recently posted Waves nail art. This time I used only blue colors (but I have to admit, that I like the original version a lot more!). For this nail art you will need 3 colors (the combination is endless realy...) and a white (or black or even metallic) to line with. Of course you will need a reaaaalllyyy thin striper brush (in the video you can see a fan brush made into a striper brush...oh well, my other striper brush was not good for this wavy print, because it was too stiff, so I had to improvise :DD).
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Wednesday, November 12, 2014 /
By glitterfingersss /
2 comments /
flower pattern, freehand, nail art, tutorial
Can you remember that I have this series called Fashion On My Nails where I pick a fashion themed picture as an inspiration? Well, there was only one nail art from this series, this is the second. I choosed this picture below. I really like the print on the model's sweatshirt, but I only focused at the flower print and the black frame.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Thursday, October 30, 2014 /
By glitterfingersss /
2 comments /
freehand, halloween, nail art, tutorial
Hello everyone! Today I have a tutorial for your Halloween paws. I kept it super easy, so I think everyone could do this nail art. I wanted to do these bone nails for quite long time, and Halloween is the perfect time to do it. I hope this tutorial will be helpful for a couple of you! :)
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Thursday, September 25, 2014 /
By glitterfingersss /
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challenge, freehand, mix&match, nail art, tutorial
I was thinking about to start a new serie related to fashion inspirations on my nails for a long time, but I never started it. Today, in the 31 day challenge the theme was: inspired by fashion, so I kind of had to start the serie :D I will call it FASHION on my NAILS and it will be random, so sometimes I will do it every week, sometimes every two weeks or so. I have a lot of pictures saved right now, so I'm very excited about it!
Saturday, August 23, 2014
Saturday, August 23, 2014 /
By glitterfingersss /
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challenge, freehand, nail art, other pattern, tutorial
Tokyo was this week's theme in the nail art challenge I'm doing. For a minute, I was thinking about to make cherry blossoms and all that romantic japanese thing, but I think Tokyo is faaaar from that. It's a metropolis, with bright neon lights and high-tech, so I went for this idea.
Monday, August 11, 2014
I got a request about fruity nails with tutorial, so this is what I brought you today. Well, I admit that they are not the easiest to make, since they are semi-realistic, but there is so many easy fruity nailart tutorial (my fave is the one Pshiit made) on the web, so I figured I make them a bit realistic. It’s still doable, you only need a makeup sponge and a small painting brush.
Orange: Smudge some white and dark orange nail polish on the orange base, then paint the vein of the orange slice with white. Color the white with yellow and brush on some orange nailpolish in the cuticle line. Clean up your nails with acetone, and topcoat it.
Grapes: This is the easiest one. Dot some greenish-yellow polish with a dotting pen, wait until it dries and dot some light green dots. Paint the tendril and the leaf with a small brush. Clean up your nails with acetone, and topcoat it.
Watermelon: Smudge white nail polish on the red base, paint the little black seeds. Draw the light green line, then paint some vertical lines with dark green. Clean up your nails with acetone, and topcoat it.
Kiwi: Smudge some light green nailpolish on the green base. Draw some white and dark green lines. Make the little black seeds with a small brush or dotting pen. Paint the big white spot. Clean up your nails with acetone, and topcoat it.
Pineapple: Draw some diagonal lines with dark orange polish and then with light orange. Paint the pineapple’s leafs. Clean up your nails with acetone, and topcoat it.
This one is really precious to me because I belive that I made something individuall, something that probably no one made before. Because of this nail art hundreds of you to followed my Tumblr page. It also appeared at 9gag and similar pages (watermark was removed of course...:/ ).
This single nail art got over 216.000 notes at Tumblr, I won't lie, I'm really proud of that :)
So, here's how you do:
1. Paint your nails with a light nude polish, wait until it’s completely dries.
2. Put a piece of newspaper in alcohol, and wait 15-20 sec.
3.Place the wet paper onto your nails, push it down with your fingers and wait until the alcohol evaporates (7-10 sec), and remove the paper.
4. Topcoat it with clear polish.
5. Draw some lines with black polish, where you want your burned papers edges.
6., 7. Put some black and brown polish with a piece of makeup sponge around the black lines.
8. Clean up the edges with acetone.
9. Use a matte topcoat.
I loved this manicure! On of my followers at Tumblr asked me to make a tutorial, so here it is. The first picture is from teh original post, the picture below is the remake. Please, PLEASE! make the flamingo's neck longer than I did :D
Pinky: Paint 2 palm trees with a small nail art brush, then paint over one of the trees with green.
Middle: Paint the body of the flamingo, please make the neck longer than I did :D Mine looks like a pink pigeon :D :D Paint the beak with white nail polish, and do some shadow around it’s wing. Use black nail polish to create the flamingo’s eye and frame the beak too.
Index: Paint a couple of geometric, greek-looking patterns around the cuticle.
Thumb: Paint some vertical lines with different colors of nail polish.
I was inspired by the NCLA Nail Wraps: Flash Fete. I really love this design, and it's not as hard as it looks.
Start with a white base and drybrush some blue, purple, yellow, pink color over it. You can add some black too, but be careful with it! When you satisfied with the colors add some black lines. Step 8: use an iridescent nail polish to create that shiny/duochrome effect.
You are gonna need some makeup sponge, 6 different nail polishes , a flakie polish (I used Elf Fairy Dust) and a matte topcoat.
First ombre: You paint your nails with the 5 lightest nail polishes (leaving the darkest behind).
Second ombre: Make gradients with your sponge. Start with the second lightest.
When it dried paint your nails with a flakie nail polish, and after it dried use a matte topcoat.















