Nail Art Style

Hey everyone! It's almost a year since I did one of these posts and as I'm doing nails at Pastille nail bar in Leeds tomorrow (14th December) I thought it would be a good time to post all the nails I've been doing on other people. These are only over the past couple of months because I'm not very good at documenting it but hopefully you still get an idea! Don't forget you can come in tomorrow for walk-in appointments and I'll be there from 10-4 if you'd like any of my designs, or if you'd like christmas nails! I'll put the rest of the nails after the jump otherwise it'll be a bit long.

Hey everyone! This post has been such a nightmare to get sorted. All my applications seemed to be crashing and I couldn't get anything sorted, and I almost gave up, but I wanted to get Tutorial Tuesday up on time and luckily I have! I'm going to be posting tutorials every Tuesday and Thursday before Christmas as I have quite a few to show you. I'm excited for you to see them all, and I also love to see what you do with the tutorials. Don't forget to tag me on Instagram or Twitter, or post on my Facebook, with any designs you do so I can see! The first one for this week is this sparkly christmas tree design on a base of Barry M - Crush from the Classic Matte collection. The rest of the post will be after the jump!

Step 1: Paint your nails with a base of Barry M - Crush

Step 2: Using striping tape, or normal tape cut into thin strips, make a triangle shape on your nails

Step 3: Fill in the triangle with more tape placed diagonally

Step 4: Paint over the tape using Barry M - Emerald Green

Step 5: Remove the tape

Step 6: Using a dotting tool, brush, or toothpick, paint glitter on the tree for the lights

Step 7: Paint the rest of your nails using Barry M - Silver Lights

Step 8: Finish off with a topcoat to seal in your design, and you're done!

What do you think? Let me know in the comments!

Alice