Well, I did gradients my way, with a paint brush. I had wanted to do my Texas Nails manicure on my nails, but just didn’t for various excuses reasons. I really like them and got a lot of compliments on them today (my first day back in class). Anyway, I did the gradients with a small paint brush and acrylic paint. Didn’t feel like trying to whip out sponges, polish remover, q-tips, having to start over, etc etc.
Items Used:
Color Club – Almost Famous (LOVE this yellow)
Oumaxi Acrylic paint – white, black, red, orange, gold
Texas Nails Gradient
Texas Nails Gradient
Amazing! Love it! I can’t believe you did the gradient with a brush! I would love a tutorial on this technique since I also find sponging a gradient is annoying.
I swear I have tried sponging and I just can’t get the hang of it. Even when I manage to make it look half-way decent, the clean up really dries out my skin.
I can do a tutorial as it was not complicated and it was not involved. Thanks for the request!
ME TOO! I cannot get the sponging technique down! I can’t wait to try your method
I will try to get a tutorial up over the next few weeks. Thanks!
And beautiful design btw. It looks like a painting!!!
STUNNING!
I swear I visit your posts like 10 times each.
Beautiful work.
Thank you… I am flattered. I stalk your blog a
couple times a dayA LOT.j’adore c super beau, il love that i am french
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Wow, this is gorgeous! I love how the gradient turned out!
Thanks