China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base, China Glaze Secret Peri-wink-le, Orly Pink Chocolate, Essie Meet Me at Sunset, Essie Tart Deco, CraftSmart acrylic paint (black), Seche Vite
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Para Para Paradise
I've always seen sunset / palm tree nails online but I've never tried them on my own. And now I can finally say that I have! After watching different tutorials on Instagram and YouTube, I've decided to give it a try and I can say that it's really not that hard! I've done gradient nails using the sponge method several times now and I always use a white base in order to allow the sponged colors to pop. But whenever I clean the cuticle area to get rid of the excess color, the white base always tends to show. So for this mani, I decided to use one of the gradient colors as a base. Although it looked better after the clean up, I noticed it was harder to sponge the gradient onto my nails because the orange-y shade didn't show very well. I had to use 2 different shades of orange polish to get the color that I wanted, and I thought that was a bit of a waste of polish. But it turned out pretty good, so I shouldn't complain. LOL
Polishes used:
China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base, China Glaze Secret Peri-wink-le, Orly Pink Chocolate, Essie Meet Me at Sunset, Essie Tart Deco, CraftSmart acrylic paint (black), Seche Vite
China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base, China Glaze Secret Peri-wink-le, Orly Pink Chocolate, Essie Meet Me at Sunset, Essie Tart Deco, CraftSmart acrylic paint (black), Seche Vite
Labels:
Acrylic Paint,
China Glaze,
Essie,
Freehand,
Gradient,
Nature,
Orly,
Palm Trees,
Seche Vite,
Sunset
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