Sunday, September 9, 2012
HOW TO DOPINK NAILS COVERED IN DIAMONDS & GLITTER ATTACK
HOW TO DOPINK NAILS COVERED IN DIAMONDS
& GLITTER ATTACK
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
15 Coolest Nail Art Designs
3d nail art with stereoscopic designs is made by quickly applying a paint-like substance called ‘mixture' over the nails and forming the shape you want before drying. When creating nail designs such as flowers, each part is made individually in advance, then put together and glued on to the nail chip. Sounds like a lot of trouble. Meet some crazy nail art designs and other pictures of nail art ideas!
Coral Nail Art Design
Christmas Nail Art Design
Candy Nail Art Design
Hello Kitty Nail Art Design
Food Nail Art Design
Musical Nail Art Design
Super Mario Nail Art Design
Flower Nail Art Design
Wild West Nail Art Design
Cupid Nail Art Design
Red Rose Nail Art Design
Natural Nail Art Design
Icy Nail Art Design
Another Floral Nail Art Design
Money Nail Art Design
3D Acrylic Molds for Nails
Hi guys!
After a year, my blog reached 1001 followers when I checked it last week! I'm very thankful to my fellow bloggers for following and supporting my blog. I hope my posts can provide insights and help my fellow bloggers. :)
Anyway guys, have you tried 3d acrylic mold for nail art? I made a tutorial. It's easy to use!
all you need:
nail color
Procedure:
1. Using a small nail art brush,dip the brush into nail art liquid and after that on acrylic powder. Place it on the 3d mold.
2. Fill all the mold with acrylic mixture . You can choose acrylic powder in any color. I chose white.
3. When the acrylic mixture is already dry, you can use a stick to take out the already hardened acrylic mixture.
4. I chose white so that I can apply different nail colors. Here's the finished product.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
japanese nail art
Japanese Nail Art is the most inspiring, exciting nail art you can find. The nail art scene in Japan is massive with magazines, accesories and entire expos devoted to blinged out nails. It's slowly making it's way to other countries, but thanks to online shopping you can have this look on your fingertips very easily!
There is so many Japanese nail art magazines and they are so inspiring! The challenge is, unless you're actually fromJapan, they can be hard to get your hands on. If you're looking to buy magazines, they best website I found is Nelpara, who sells Nail Up!, Stylish Nail, Nail Venus and Nail Max. The prices are all in yen but to give you an idea; one issue of Nail Up! was priced at 476 yen, which equals to about $6.00 USD. Not bad, but I'm not sure how much they charge for delivery.
You can also try myjpop.com to buy nail magazines, but they didn't seem to have as many for sale. If you want a subscription tryTokyo Samurai, but be prepared to spend well over $100 for a year of magazines. The best, and cheapest, way I've found is by googling for scans. There's a livejournal group called J Magazine Scans that has loads of free, downloadable nail art scans in .zip files. Get ready to get inspired!
If you want a 3d japanese nail art effect on your nails there is two basic ways you can go about it. You can purchase little 3d decorations made of plastic or fimo that you glue onto your nail or you can use 3d acrylic and paint the design straight onto your nail. If you're a beginner, I would suggest starting out with gluing on pre-made bits and bobs, you can find loads on ebay or at your local craft store. To find them on ebay I find the search terms "3d nail", "3d acrylic" and "Nail deco" give good results.
You can find the acrylic powders on ebay and amazon for varying prices. There's lots of tutorials online about how to do 3d acrylic nail art, but my mother (an ex nail tech) has warned me that working with acrylic is a lot harder than it looks! I finally got my paws on some 3d acrylic powder and can say that my mother is right. It's tricky, but not impossible. Practice a lot! You can make the 3d shapes on tape or plastic, then pop them off when they're dry and apply to your nail. This girl makes these 3d acrylic roses look like childs play!
If buying and gluing and painting all this stuff on your nails just sounds like too much work...fear not! There are many talented people out there who do japanese nail art all for you and would be thrilled if you bought their nails! My two favorite Etsy sellers areBling Up and Dollish Polish. Well, my shopon Etsy has some nice stuff too! ;) Shameless self promotion, I know. Another site with a huge selection of amazing nails is Yukiumi. They also sell individual bits if you want to DIY, but beware because they tend to charge a LOT.
japanese nail art magazines
There is so many Japanese nail art magazines and they are so inspiring! The challenge is, unless you're actually fromJapan, they can be hard to get your hands on. If you're looking to buy magazines, they best website I found is Nelpara, who sells Nail Up!, Stylish Nail, Nail Venus and Nail Max. The prices are all in yen but to give you an idea; one issue of Nail Up! was priced at 476 yen, which equals to about $6.00 USD. Not bad, but I'm not sure how much they charge for delivery.You can also try myjpop.com to buy nail magazines, but they didn't seem to have as many for sale. If you want a subscription tryTokyo Samurai, but be prepared to spend well over $100 for a year of magazines. The best, and cheapest, way I've found is by googling for scans. There's a livejournal group called J Magazine Scans that has loads of free, downloadable nail art scans in .zip files. Get ready to get inspired!3d nail art
If you want a 3d japanese nail art effect on your nails there is two basic ways you can go about it. You can purchase little 3d decorations made of plastic or fimo that you glue onto your nail or you can use 3d acrylic and paint the design straight onto your nail. If you're a beginner, I would suggest starting out with gluing on pre-made bits and bobs, you can find loads on ebay or at your local craft store. To find them on ebay I find the search terms "3d nail", "3d acrylic" and "Nail deco" give good results.You can find the acrylic powders on ebay and amazon for varying prices. There's lots of tutorials online about how to do 3d acrylic nail art, but my mother (an ex nail tech) has warned me that working with acrylic is a lot harder than it looks! I finally got my paws on some 3d acrylic powder and can say that my mother is right. It's tricky, but not impossible. Practice a lot! You can make the 3d shapes on tape or plastic, then pop them off when they're dry and apply to your nail. This girl makes these 3d acrylic roses look like childs play!here to buy?
If buying and gluing and painting all this stuff on your nails just sounds like too much work...fear not! There are many talented people out there who do japanese nail art all for you and would be thrilled if you bought their nails! My two favorite Etsy sellers areBling Up and Dollish Polish. Well, my shopon Etsy has some nice stuff too! ;) Shameless self promotion, I know. Another site with a huge selection of amazing nails is Yukiumi. They also sell individual bits if you want to DIY, but beware because they tend to charge a LOT.get to the salon!
Just a quick disclaimer to say that I have not been to any of these salons so please don't be mad at me if they suck. Just email me and I'll take them off the list. Also, if you know of a great salon that does 3d japanese art, let me know and I'll add them here.
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