Showing posts with label valentines nail tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label valentines nail tutorial. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Valentine Nail Design: Dry Brush Heart



I love the dry brush technique! First of all it looks cool! It's super easy to do and there are no tools required. Can't get much better than that. I wanted to create a Valentine look using this technique and came up with this design. I love it! And can I say how much I love black polish, it's so classy and perfect on shorter nails!

Here are the list of products I used for this look:



Want to try this look for yourself?! You can go polished too, just click on the link below for the full tutorial.


-Go Polished

Sunday, January 31, 2016

Valentine Nail Design: Love and Polka Dots!

Love and Polka Dots


Another simple nail design for Valentines Day! I love this classic love of black and white and polka dots. All you need is love...and polka dots.

I have a lot of tips for this design in my full length tutorial, but another tip when doing the lettering, is to make sure you position/rest your painting hand against your other hand in a comfortable, stable way to give you more control of the brush. You can practice this on your unpainted nail a few times (that's what I did). And, don't forget if you use a fast dry top coat and give it time to dry all the way (at least 15-30 minutes). If you mess up, you can wipe off the acrylic paint with a damp Q-tip or cotton round and start again. And remember, it really doesn't have to be perfect. :)

Here are the supplies I used to create this look:
Cotton rounds

Click on the link below for the full length tutorial. You can go polished too! Just give it a try:).


-Go Polished


Friday, January 29, 2016

Valentine Nail Design: Purple Rose Heart

 Rose Heart (Purple)


Here's a another Valentines nail design idea for you guys! I love these adorable roses in a heart shape. Do you? This look is fairly simple to create if you can mix paint and blob it on your nail, and using acrylic paints makes it even easier. You can use regular nail polish to make the roses if you want to, but keep in mind that it dries fast so you need to work pretty quickly. 

Here are the supplies I used to create this look:


Want to try this for yourself?! Do you want to go polished too? Click on the link below for the full tutorial on my YouTube Channel, and please don't forget to subscribe to my channel :). Also, if you recreate this look use #gopolishednails in Instagram so I can see it!


-Go Polished