How I File My Square Nails / Nail Care

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I have a request for long ago that how I file my nails.. So today I share this little nail care tutorial.


1. I cut my nails off if these are already long... by this way we need to file less:

2. By a glass file I start to shape my nails.

Firstly the end of free edge, then the sides and finally the corners:

3. My nails are a bit ridged, so I file the surface of them.. a little not much:

4. A little soak in warm water before I push the cuticles back:

Do it carefully, this part is sensitive!

5. Finally I apply repairing nail oli with argan oil:
/Also great for nails products contain coconut or jojoba oil/

Massage it into the nails and cuticles:

The nail are ready!

Hope I could give you some useful ideas ;)


What I use:

1. Nail clipper,

2. Glass nail file,

3. Soft nail file,

4. A small dish of warm water,

5. Essence Repairing Oil With Argan Oil


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Burgundy Tape Nail Design

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Today's nail art is a burgundy Scotch tape nail idea.

So, let me show you how to do this elegant design!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration and to give the manicure fixed base,

2. We need a piece of Scotch tape in 'v' shape and fix it well over the nail, like this:

3. Paint the nail burgundy then slowly remove the tape from the upper side to lower side:

4. By a striping brush draw two small 'v' form over the negative space:

5. Finally apply top after the design gets dry, to protect your manicure from peeling and to keep it shiny and glossy:

That's it! We're done.

What I use:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Crystal Nails burgundy nail polish,

3. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

4. Scotch tape,

5. Striping brush.


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Matte Black Nail Art Idea With Colorful Heart-Like Pattern / Needle & Dotting Tool Nail Design

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Today's nail art is a matte black design with colorful pattern.

We need a dotting tool and a needle for this easy nail art.

Let's start it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration and to give the manicure fixed base,

2. Paint your nail black - We make one nail at the same time because needed wet nail polish.

... And have to work quickly, it's also important!

3. By a big dotting tool put colorful dots alongside - I use baby pink, pink, light greenish blue and yellow nail polishes:

4. Then pull a needle through the dots:

5. As the manicure gets dry apply matte top coat:

That's it! We're done.

Hope you like this easy matte nail design.


What I use:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Catrice black nail polish,

3. Rimmel Salon Pro Lycra pink and baby pink nail polishes,

4. Essence yellow and light greenish blue nail polishes,

5. Lovely matte top coat,

6. Dotting tool,

7. Needle.


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Pastel Rose Nail Art Using Only Toothpick

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Today I share an only toothpick needed pretty, romantic pastel rose nail design.

Let's do it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration and to give the manicure fixed base,

2. Paint your nails pastel yellow - we may call it vanilla:

For the next steps we need only a toothpick.

3. Start to paint the rose, at first using pink nail polish, then among pink petals paint baby pink one:

4. Draw light green leaves beside the flower:

5. Paint a not straight gold line diagonally across the nail:

6. Finally apply top coat to protect your manicure from peeling and to keep it shiny and glossy:

That's it!

Hope you like this easy but pretty floral design. :)


What I use:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Essence Colour&Care pastel yellow nail polish,

3. Lovely pink and baby pink nail polishes,

4. Essence light green and gold nail polishes,

5. Sally Hansen Double Duty Base&Top coat,

6. Toothpick.


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Easy White Striping Tape Nail Design

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Today's nail tutorial is a super easy white striping tape design.
We need only white nail polish and striping tape.

Let's start it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration and to give the manicure fixed base,

2. Fix the pieces of striping tape over the nail and apply white nail polish - We have to make one nail at the same time because needed wet nail polish:

3. Remove the tapes slowly - Don't forget that need to work quickly before the polish gets dry:

4. Finally apply top coat, to protect your manicure from peeling and to keep it shiny and glossy:

5. That's it! We're done.


What I used:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Essence white nail polish,

3. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

4. Striping tape.


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Needle, Toothpick & Dotting Tool Nail Art In Negative Space Design

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Today I share a negative space nail art tutorial, using needle, toothpick and dotting tool.

Let's start it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration and to give the manicure fixed base,

2. Fix nail sticker across the nail and apply light blue nail polish - We have to do only one nail at the same time because needed wet nail polish:

3. Slowly remove the sticker:

4. By a medium dotting tool put gold and dark blue dots over the wet nail:

5. By a needle make the heart-like marble pattern:

6. Finally paint gold lines at the edges of blue parts by using a toothpick:

7.  May come the top coat to protect the manicure from peeling and to keep it shiny and glossy:

That's it! We're done.


What I used:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Essence light blue and gold nail polishes,

3. Miss Sporty dark blue nail polish,

4. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

5. Needle,

6. Toothpick,

7. Dotting Tool.

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Purple Floral Nail Design Using Acrylic Paint

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Today I'm bringing a purple floral design using acrylic paints.

I don't use so much this color, so I decided it's time to use it now..

Let's begin this pretty Summer nail art!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration and to give the manicure fixed base,

2. Paint your nails white,

3. By a small sponge make a light blue ombre tip:

4. For the big flower we need:

- a thin nail brush,
- purple,
- white paints... and the mix of them to get a light shade like lilac.

I apply firstly the purple, then the lilac and finally the white color... as the pattern needs I use the previous color again:

5. Now we need black and green paint and their mix for making leaves and the other flower..

Firstly I use the dark green mix:

6. I still put green paint over the dark shade:

7. For the small flowers I use both shades of purple - mix them over the brush, and the petals won't have the same colors:

8. I draw small white points in the middle of flowers:

9. Still need some light green:

10. Finally I paint small blue points above the big flower at the edge of the nail:

11. At the end may come the top coat, to protect the manicure and to keep it shiny and glossy - Don't forget the water can wash away the acrylic paints, so apply the top coat well:

That's it! We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Essence white and light blue nail polishes,

3. Moyra black, white, green, light green, dark purple, blue acyrlic paints;

4, Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

5. Makeup sponge,

6, A thin nail art brush.


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