Martini Glass Nails

This is the design I did for my 21st birthday. I mixed white and green polish together to make the creamy tips, and then put a clear coat over the whole nail. Next, I used two different green markers to draw on the glasses. I covered the tops of the glasses with clear glitter polish, and then put one more coat of regular clear polish on top of the whole nail. Very fun and festive!

5 Glam Nail Tutorials

Here are some fun and relatively simple tutorials. I haven't tried them all yet, but can't wait to give the Gaga nails a try!

5 Glam Nail Tutorials

Easter Eggs

Here are some simple Easter Egg nails. This is done with two coats of Sally Hansen Mellow Yellow, and blue and green dots. Don't forget to alternate which color comes first on each nail! :)

Spring time!

This is similar to the previous Flower Power post, but I used two coats of an opal-pink polish, and random colors for the flowers. Happy Spring! 

Odd Men Out

Just thought I'd try something a little different! Very very simple design, just painted the index and middle finger a different color than the rest, then used black dots to tie them in to the other nails.

LOST

I did this design for the series finale of LOST last year. I used an eyeliner brush for the symbol on the thumbnail.

Butler Blue and White

This design is done by painting the whole nail white, then painting a slanted blue stripe on the tip. After that, just paint the dots!

First Marble Design

Thanks to Lauren Smith for the idea, and Colette from the blog My Simple Little Pleasures for the great tutorials! This was the most fun I've ever had painting my nails. This technique is known as the marble technique, or the bulls-eye method and is done by dropping nail polish into a cup of water. Check out Colette's tutorials for step-by-step instructions!

Rainbow Dots

This is a time consuming design, but not difficult. White base coat, and rows of colorful dots!

Happy Spring!

 

This design is super simple. The heart on the thumb nail was done with a blue gel pen, and set in place with a clear top coat.