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Nail-Art basic principles: "Drops mixing"
author: Ol`gin 
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Basic principles of the nail art: "Drops mixing" The most simple way to create a marvel on your nails is the "drops mixing" method - quite simple and of exceeding beauty!: 1) Dope varnish of any color (neutral would be better: white, black, clear) Dope it thickly, but do not allow drops :) and clots on the tip. 2) Just after dot some varnish drops of other color (contrast would be better), or several colors. 3) Mix it lightly. 4) Cover with clear varnish after drying. Some wrinkles: The colors should be chosen close by their shade: Dark blue, blue, silver (black, white). Red, pink, silver. Yellow, green. Yellow, blue. Lilac, dark blue. Tinsels with close shade are recommended. Mix in uniform style: A same direction. Zigzag. Curls. Spiral. Network. In parallel. In vertical. The most amusing thing, much as you try to make a uniform pattern you will get a unique tracery on every nail. But for this case, the problem turns to be an originality. |
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