I have so many pictures of this! I hope I can whittle them down to a reasonable amount.
The idea of the challenge is to pick one thing to do each day - so for Day 1 the gradient OR the skittle. One is supposed to be a little more difficult (the one on the left side of the slash), and one a little easier. Gives nail art novices the opportunity to participate!! And like Jillian said, sometimes it's just good to have options. For Day 1 though, I decided to combine the 2!
The idea of the challenge is to pick one thing to do each day - so for Day 1 the gradient OR the skittle. One is supposed to be a little more difficult (the one on the left side of the slash), and one a little easier. Gives nail art novices the opportunity to participate!! And like Jillian said, sometimes it's just good to have options. For Day 1 though, I decided to combine the 2!
Enjoy the rare appearance of my right hand today - it just turned out better. Also - if you're interested in trying a gradient for yourself, this is a great tutorial and the one I used when I started trying out gradients: Gradient Nails by Sam.
I used 10 colors for this mani. Here's the breakdown:
Thumb: Base color is China Glaze Recycle; Gradient is Suzi Skis in the Pyrenese.
Index: China Glaze Seduce Me; OPI Mrs. Oleary's BBQ
Middle: OPI Suzi Says Feng Shui; OPI Ski Til We Drop
Ring: OPI Funky Dunkey; a-England Elaine
Pinky - China Glaze Starboard; Fingerpaints A Tought Art To Follow
And here are a few pics of my skittle nails pre-gradient. I kinda liked them this way too!
Here is the list of what you can expect for the rest of February!! I hope I can come up with some designs you like! A couple I've done have definitely already been a ... challenge. lol.
its February! yes!! I looove this! and I also liked the plain skittle too! ...now I'm hungry. Harper would totally lick your nails.
ReplyDeleteTaste the rainbow! lol. Do a skittle mani on that kid so she can lick her own nails!
DeleteThese turned out amazing great job!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sarah!
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