Hello lovelies. I hope your week has been fabulous so far. Today I am coming back with another floral nail art. I am enjoying making pretty flowers on my nails lately, so I hope you don’t mind some more flowers. A few weeks ago purchased the gorgeous Picture Polish Salt Water and I really wanted to pair it with some pink flowers. Watch my video tutorial below and I will give you more details.
Picture Polish Salt Water is a stunning pastel turquoise. I applied two coats for a full opacity, but you might need to use three coats if you apply thinly.
I started the flowers by applying a light base and I used Kinetics Arabian Blond. I wanted some light petals to peak through the flowers. The main base to the flowers is Serendipity Nail Polish Summer Sunnies.
I made the flower petals with darker pink Zoya Esty. You don’t have to be very precise with making the darker petals. You will be smudging everything out with some acetone. I wanted this look to look a little bit like watercolor painting. The inside of the flowers and the outline is made with the purple Heroine NYC Touch Me Not.
At the end I made some black flowers. I chose black color to make this look a little bit more contrast and I love the end result. I used a thin nail art brush and black stamping polish from TwinkledT Vibin’. Have you tried using stamping polishes for nail art? I’ve been experimenting with that and it’s so much easier to paint the details with stamping polishes. They are much more pigmented and easier to maneuver.
What do you guys think of these pretty flowers? Also, do you have the beautiful Picture Polish Salt Water? Isn’t this the most gorgeous summer color? I am loving it.
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