Holidays Ornament Nail Art - Let it Snow Challenge
OK, remember this look I posted recently? My "ornament" nail art with Ciate Sequined Manicure. I thought it was a total bomb. So I created my second attempt at it, the way I wished it turned out the first time.
I applied each of these glitters, one at a time. No, I'm not crazy. Yes, I have a ton of patience. I also find it kind of meditative, like cross stitch, so I enjoy this kind of "work" :)
The kit comes with an ample size pot of mixed glitters. Clear nail polish and a brush (not necessary). The plastic tray it comes with is useful, but you can use anything you already have to catch the excess glitters and then pour them back into the container.
This kit is $19 at Sephora and now, after I've worked with it 2 times I'm so sure you should use any clear nail polish and 2.99 containers of glitter from a craft store. Or get a package of multiple colors for 9.99. Either way, this kit from Ciate is way too expensive!!
This was a lot of work...and looked absolutely fantastic!! I wanted it to look like the mosaic mirrored ornaments, it did...and also just like a fabulous glittering disco ball. Each and every nail glittered and shone no matter which way you move it! <3
To accomplish this I simply painted each nail in clear, and then did each nail one at a time adding fresh clear (to keep nail wet so glitter would stick) using the method explained in this tutorial (scroll down to see it).
Do you have the patience for this? Another one I was sad to take off!! And for those of you wondering..not a single glitter fell off, though I did have to use 2 coats of Seche to make the top smooth. I wore this for about 2 days! woohooo :P
Here's what you can look forward to :) Posting will be once a week- sort of! Already falling behind :/
Be well!
~Victoria
And here are the links to what the other girls created for this theme:
I applied each of these glitters, one at a time. No, I'm not crazy. Yes, I have a ton of patience. I also find it kind of meditative, like cross stitch, so I enjoy this kind of "work" :)
The kit comes with an ample size pot of mixed glitters. Clear nail polish and a brush (not necessary). The plastic tray it comes with is useful, but you can use anything you already have to catch the excess glitters and then pour them back into the container.
This kit is $19 at Sephora and now, after I've worked with it 2 times I'm so sure you should use any clear nail polish and 2.99 containers of glitter from a craft store. Or get a package of multiple colors for 9.99. Either way, this kit from Ciate is way too expensive!!
This was a lot of work...and looked absolutely fantastic!! I wanted it to look like the mosaic mirrored ornaments, it did...and also just like a fabulous glittering disco ball. Each and every nail glittered and shone no matter which way you move it! <3
To accomplish this I simply painted each nail in clear, and then did each nail one at a time adding fresh clear (to keep nail wet so glitter would stick) using the method explained in this tutorial (scroll down to see it).
Do you have the patience for this? Another one I was sad to take off!! And for those of you wondering..not a single glitter fell off, though I did have to use 2 coats of Seche to make the top smooth. I wore this for about 2 days! woohooo :P
Here's what you can look forward to :) Posting will be once a week- sort of! Already falling behind :/
Be well!
~Victoria
And here are the links to what the other girls created for this theme:
this looks amazing! incredibly time consuming but amazing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing :)
ReplyDeleteThese are just perfect! So gorgeous. <3
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! But, I'm not sure I have the patience! While you find it meditative, I think I'm too easily angered...lol, if I messed it up, I'd give up haha!
ReplyDeleteIt's not only beautiful but you are one talented woman! One at a time placement is incredible.
ReplyDeleteStunning!!! you must have the patience of a saint!
ReplyDeleteIs the product meant to be put on one at a time like that or just sprinkle over the nail until covered?
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous! Sephora has it on sale for $13 right now, I've been debating whether or not to purchase it. I think I will, but I doubt I'll be able to do what you did!
ReplyDeleteLooks really cute, worth the trouble!
ReplyDeleteso funny - you just got a wow from Beth for this, who then asked me why I don't do manis like this. I told her you'd placed each glitter individually and I didn't have the patience, to which she said "yeh, I kind of guessed that, is that you only do simple stuff ?". LOL xxx
ReplyDeleteHoly moly that is fabulous!! I need more loose glitters so I can try this. The ones I have are too large. This definitely looks much more awesome than the first attempt at using their kit. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! I want to try that!
ReplyDeleteHow long did this take? I love it so much!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous! I am tempted to get some chunky glitter from a craft store to try my hand at this. Did you have any problems with bubbles in the polish?
ReplyDeletewow!! such a festive look!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day!
No words for this one...awesome.
ReplyDeletewow ! that's STUNNING, love it !
ReplyDeleteI am impressed by your attention to detail! This is an eye-catching manicure- looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat's insanely awesome! Kudos for having the patience!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeletei'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteHow do you take care of your nails? Or do you wear fake nails sometimes?
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing! I've got to make time to try this sometime soon - fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I loved the mani then - but I think I LOVE this mani more!
ReplyDeleteCiate set is really too expensive... Great manicure! :-)
ReplyDeleteSeriosly, did you do both hands? Stunning and I totally agree : kudos!
ReplyDeleteVery fascinating story, it is difficult to find interesting and relevant content among blogs now.
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