Brown Drag Marble Nail Art For Fall Using Needle & Toothpick

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Today's manicure is my first Fall design in this year.

This one is a brown drag marble nail art using needle and toothpick.

Let's start it then!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration.

2. Paint one of your nails dark brown - we need wet nail polish:

3. Put a brown blob, a light brown blob and a gold blob over the wet base:

4. Grab a needle and start to drag it over the blobs: 

5. By a toothpick paint brown and gold points around the marble design:

This is the result:

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

That's it! We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence Hardening Nail Base,

2. Essence light brown, brown, dark brown and gold nail polishes,

3. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

4. Needle,

5. Toothpick.


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Drag Marble Needle Nail Art For Short Nails

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I share today a drag marble nail art using a single needle.

We need mint green and purple nail polishes for this pretty nail design.

Let's do it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration,

2. Paint your nails mint green.. for the marble design, apply another layer and don't let it dry:

3. Paint a purple line over the middle section:

4. Grab a needle and start to make the pattern:

5. After getting dry, paint a bigger and a smaller dots on the lower part:

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

That's it! We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence Ultra Nail Repair base coat,

2. Essence mint green and gold nail polishes,

3. Rimmel Salon Pro purple nail polish,

4. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

5. Needle.


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Four Roses Nail Art Using Acrylic Paint

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I'm bringing now a rose nail art which one I named 'Four roses' design because of the number of roses.
I used acrylic paints for this nail art.

Let me show you how to do it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration,

2. Paint your nails white and let them dry,

3. For the roses we need nail art brushes, acrylic paints, such as:

- baby pink,
- burgundy,
- blue,
- purple and black

I start it with four spots:

4. Then by a thin brush I make the roses, I use the same colors as before:

5. I add black frame to the roses:

6. At the end may come the top coat to protect the manicure from peeling and to keep it shiny and glossy (Don't forget the water can wash away the acrylic paints!):

That's it' We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence Ultra Nail Repair base coat,

2. Essence white nail polish,

3. Moyra acrylic paints:
- baby pink, burgundy, purple, blue and black,

4. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

5. Nail art brushes.


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Toothpick Daisy Nail Art

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This is the time of summer flower nail art, so I share today a toothpick daisy nail design.

We don't need any special tool only a toothpick.

Let's start it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration,

2. Paint your nails - but not the whole nail - light greenish blue and let them dry:

For the daisy design we need:

- a toothpick,

- white, yellow and green acrylic paints.

3. I start it with the flowers then may come the leaves:

4. Make the middle parts yellow:

5. Paint the leaves by using the green paint:

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

That's it! We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence base coat,

2. Essence light greenish blue,

3. Moyra acrylic paints:

- white,
- yellow,
- green.

4. Toothpick.


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Geometric Nail Art With Triangles

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Today's nail art is a colorful geometric nail design with triangles.

Let me show you how you can do that!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration,

2. Paint your nails white and let them dry:

3. You can fix the edge by a nail art brush and nail polish remover:

4. For the triangles we need:

- a thin nail art brush,
- acrylic paints: baby pink, green, yellow, purple, burgundy and blue.

5. First I paint full covered triangles:

Then empty ones, like frames:

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

... Don't forget to apply the top coat carefully because the water can wash away the acrylic paints! ...

That's it! We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence Ultra Nail Repair base coat,

2. Essence white nail polish,

3 Moyra acrylic paints:
- baby pink,
- light green,
- yellow,
- blue,
- burgundy,
- purple.

4. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

5. A thin nail art brush.


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Sugar Effect Rainbow Nail Art

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I'm bringing you now a sugar-look rainbow nail art.

For this summer nail art we need only a makeup sponge.

So, let's do it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration - I recommend the peel off base coat, because the sand nail polish is hardly removable,

2. Paint your nails white and let them dry:

3. Take a makeup sponge and apply red (I use pinkish red), yellow, green, blue and purple over it:

4. Paint the rainbow design by the sponge:

5. Repeat this act two-three times:

6. I still put purple over the peak:

7. Clean up the skin by nail polish remover... Somehow I forgot to apply peel off base coat around my nail as I do usually :))

8. Finally apply two coat sand top coat for the sugar-look:

That's it! We're done.


What I use:

1. Essence Ultra Nail Repair base coat,

2. Essence white, pinkish red, light green, purple nail polishes,

3. Rimmel yellow nail polish,

4. Lovely blue nail polish,

5. Essence sand top coat,

6. Makeup sponge.


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Back To School Nails: Abacus Nail Art

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I've never done 'back to school' nail art until now, so today abacus nail design is my first one.

Hope you'll like this black based nail art.

Let's do it!


1. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails from hard discoloration,

2. Paint your nails black:

3. Paint three white lines over the middle nail, two lines over the ring nail and one line over the other nails:

4. Paint medium white dots over the lines:

5. Now, take colorful nail polishes and color the white dots:

6. I make the design diagonally over the thumb nail:

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

Before the top coat I change the blue dot to light blue, it looks better you may seeit above on the picute :)


What I use:

1. Essence Ultra Nail Repair base coat,

2. Catrice black nail polish,

3. ADEN white striping polish,

4. Essence white, blue, yellow and two shades of green nail polishes,

5. Miss Sporty dark pink polish,

6. Lovely light blue nail polish,

7. Sally Hansen Double Duty base&top coat,

8. Dotting tool.


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