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h-ydration:

exal-tation:

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thenastygal:

Show some love

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thenastygal: Show some love

pushypushynails:

Something kinda lovely, pre V-day.

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pushypushynails: Something kinda lovely, pre V-day.
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wahnails:

CUTE MIX AND MATCH BY LYNETTE

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wahnails: CUTE MIX AND MATCH BY LYNETTE
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mrcandiipants:

So I was gonna do a real post on these nails and then I realized I can’t find my memory card and I’m getting ahead on the challenge tonight and I don’t have time to look for it thoroughly so this is the only photo that’s gonna happen… Womp. But yeah! Violet nailzzz! (Taken with Instagram)

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mrcandiipants: So I was gonna do a real post on these nails and then I realized I can’t find my memory card and I’m getting ahead on the challenge tonight and I don’t have time to look for it thoroughly so this is the only photo that’s gonna happen… Womp. But yeah! Violet nailzzz! (Taken with Instagram)
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lovelydyedlocks:

I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;)

What you’ll need:

* Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”
* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black
* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat
* Painter’s tape & scissors

* Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same.

* I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty.

* After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it.

* Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect.

* To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side. 

* You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.

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lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
lovelydyedlocks: I’m in love with this Rorschach Inkblot manicure. It spawned simply from wanting black and white nails without using polka dots or stripes. That was it really. But after I thought of it, I was perplexed at how to achieve the look without just free-handing it. So I kind of incorporated both. Obviously it can be recreated with any two contrasting colors and look great, but I love the high contrast black and white right now. Careful making your designs too wide though… it could go “cow” really easily ;) What you’ll need: * Sephora by OPI “A-ha! Moment”* OPI Siberian Nights… almost black* Essie ~ Good to Go top coat* Painter’s tape & scissors * Rip a piece of painter’s tape about an inch long. Carefully fold it in half, leaving the top apart and cut a small design into your folded edge. Think about a heart… you cut half a hear on a folded piece of paper then open it and you get a perfectly proportioned heart. This is the same. * I created about 10 different designs. ** My best designs were of three different sized shapes a bit apart {see the one with the heart below?}. Then I easily connected the shapes with a dot of polish in between… those came out the most inkblotty. * After applying a few coats of your white or base polish and allowing it to dry, adhere your tape design over your nail and carefully paint your darker shade over it. * Only allow it to set for a few seconds, then carefully pull your tape off. You don’t really want your design to be perfect. * To give them a bit more depth, I dotted on more polish, trying to mimic an inkblot & some symmetry on either side.  * You can skip the tape step if you think you can free-hand it… though I liked using it as a base design and working from it rather than starting from scratch.
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