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Nail Art Design Fashion: 03/2010

3/31/2010

Yin Yang Nail Art Designs

Yin Yang Nail Art Designs

The Yin Yang is a very popular symbol. You can find it on clothing, jewelry, accessories, posters, and a wide variety of other things. The Yin yang represents balance, and perhaps it is so popular because there are so many people who are searching for balance in their lives. The Yin yang is an excellent design for nail art because it can be made as small or large as you want it. While the true yin yang is done in black and white, you can do it in different colors if you want. Everyone will still recognize it as a yin yang. Sometimes animals are used, such as the tiger and dragon, in place of the traditional black and white design. You can make yin yangs that cover the entire nail, or that just rest in the center. This design uses the entire nail. First, cover the whole nail with clear gel and let it cure. Then put white gel on whatever side of the nail you are going to make the yang (usually the right. Put black gel on the yin side. Put a dot of black gel on the white side and a dot of white on the black side. Let it cure and then put a layer of topcoat over the entire thing. Add silver micro beads along the line separating the yin and yang. Cure and enjoy your yin yang!

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3/18/2010

Nail Art Design Ideas, Silvery Nails

Nail Art Design Ideas, Silvery Nails

Silver has been a very popular fashion trend. Many stars were on the red carpet this past year in silver dresses, shoes, accessories, and nails. Silver is a beautiful color, and it looks great on everyone. It also goes well with many different outfits and is perfect for just about any occasion. If you are planning a wedding or prom, even a baby shower, silver is the perfect color because it blends with everything.

To make an attractive and sparkling silver design, you need rhinestones, silver, light gray, and opal polish, and silver glitter. This combination is perfect because every color compliments the others, and they all draw each other out to make a gorgeous nail art design that gives any woman an air of elegance.

First, polish the nail with the opal and then make a V using the light gray polish. Make a smaller V inside the light gray one using the silver polish. Outline both of the Vs with the silver glitter. Add five rhinestones in a vertical line down the middle of the nail. Put a larger rhinestone in between the silver lines, and the rest trailing down after it. You can decide whether to put the silver at the top or bottom of the nail; either way is gorgeous.

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3/16/2010

Nail Art Ideas - Clover

Nail art Ideas - Clover, Perfect for St. Patrick's Day

St. Patrick’s Day can be a lot of fun, especially if you are Irish. There are always many things for sale that are decorated with the image of a four-leaf clover. Clothes, hats, even coffee cups have the image of a four leaf clover. Another tradition that is popular on St. Patrick’s Day is the old tradition of pinching your friends and family if they are not wearing green.

A great way around this is to have green on your nails. Your nails are a great way to make a statement or accessorize, and most of the time you can decorate your nails in ways that will not get you in trouble at work, nor will you end up offending anyone that you come across. If you want to avoid being pinched on St. Patrick’s Day, adding a four-leaf clover to your nails is a great way because you can get the luck that comes with the four-leaf clover, avoid the pinching, and still be dressed just right for work without having to hunt down green socks or something like that.

To get this great nail art, just paint the nails a sparkly gold. Then pick up an acrylic bead (white) and put it on the nail, dragging it to a point. Then pat it into the shape of a heart. Press the tip of the brush down the center and repeat this to form the rest of the clover. Make the step between two of the petals and paint the clover green. Detail it with light green paint and then finish it all with topcoat. The look is simple and gorgeous.

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3/11/2010

Nail Art Design Ideas, Loving French

Nail Art Design Ideas, Loving French

The French tip is a very popular nail design that has been around for years. Many women love its simplicity and its beauty. It is an easy look to wear during the day or to wear for dates, special events, or even just around the house. French tips look good on any woman, and that is probably partly why they are so popular.

However, sometimes you do not want a classic French tip. You want to dress your nails up a bit more than that but you still want the classic design. There are plenty of ways to take the French tip up a step. For this design, the French tip is done in pinks and joined by a rose. It’s a great thing to wear for Valentine’s Day, or any other time you want to make a statement!

First, use pink and polish the nail then use red and make a chevron at the nail tip. Outline the chevron in gold paint. Make a rose with pink, wine, and red paints. Add green leaves and a stem. The stem should appear to be coming out of the V of the chevron. Seal the nail with two coats of topcoat.

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3/07/2010

Artistic Nail Art Designs 2010

Artistic Nail Art Designs 2010

How many times have you heart that art imitates life? Well, sometimes life imitates art. The artistic movement of cubism is a very interesting and often beautiful art that uses bright colors and straight edged shapes to make amazing paintings. While some people don’t find it tasteful, many love the creative processes and the end results that squares and rectangles make.

Cube art may not look very nice on most clothes, or even handbags, but it can look great when it’s mimicked in nail art designs. You can use any colors that you want and still have a great design. Change up the colors to keep it exciting and expect lots of conversations.

First, paint your nails with bright colors in a two-tone French tip. For instance, use a bright green for the tip and a pink for the rest of the nail. Then use another bright color, such as yellow, to make a rectangle on the side. Cover parts of both the first two colors. Using another bright color, draw an outline of a large square that just runs off the side – don’t complete the square. At the top of the rectangle, make a small black square (open, don’t color it) and then add another at the bottom that goes through the big square. Add topcoat.

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3/02/2010

Nail Art Design Ideas, Ghostly Nails

Nail Art Design Ideas, Ghostly Nails

Halloween is fun time, and ghosts are a part of that fun. Even if you won’t be attending a big party or the office won’t let you come to work in a costume, you can still have a bit of dress up fun. Your nails are one place that you can dress up to show your Halloween spirit without being distracting to co-workers and without having to buy a costume.

Having ghosts on your nails is a great way to show people you love Halloween. You don’t have to have a ghost on every nail, but if you do want one on each finger, the more the merrier. Ghosts are as iconic to Halloween as candy is, and they are the perfect thing to perch on your nails this Halloween.

To get your nails haunted, first put white acrylic in the shape of the ghost along the outer edges of your nail. Put glitter acrylic in the rest of the nail. Cover with clear acrylic and file, then add a gel seal to protect it. Using black acrylic, write “boo” across the glitter and make the moth and eyes. Add topcoat and then finish off your spooks by adding tiny google eyes if you want by just pressing them into the topcoat before it dries.

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