•rachel•

Hey guys! I’m back again for another flower nail design. My first flower nail design is found on my old blog, so go check it out. This time I added a lot more flowers in different colors and got a lot of compliments :) The reason I am posting again is because I want to be able to show you my 4th of July nail design so that if you'd like to recreate it you could. Anyway, the colors I used were Sally Hansen’s Insta-Dri “Flashy Fuchsia” (#220), “Lightening” (#280), “Brisk Blue” (#430), “Lickety-Split Lime” (#29), and Xtreme Wear “White On” (#300). For this nail design you have a lot of options. You have several colors you can use for the base and the flower petals; really it’s all up to you. I hadn’t used my hot pink in a while so I really wanted to use it. I really like flowers for spring and summer and I’ve been obsessed with them lately. Do the flowers with a nail tool or a bobby pin if you don’t have one. That’s all for now, but don’t worry I’ll be back sooner than

Hello everyone! My name is Rachel and I have moved from totesperfnails.wordpress.com . I’m trying to catch up with blog posts because I want to post about my nails when I actually do them, not 4 weeks later. However, Wordpress refuses to let me upload anything and I've been wanting to expand my blog and do more with it so I moved. Anyway, these are my tribal nails and I’ll show you how it’s done! The polishes I used were Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear “White On” (#300) and “Black Out” (#28), Insta-Dri “Mint Sprint” (#440), “Jade Jump” (#450), and “Lightening” (#280), and Sally Hansen Diamond Strength Base & Top Coat. I started with a white base coat. I let it dry for a while because gradient styles work best with COMPLETELY DRY nails. I recently learned that putting a clear coat overtop makes it work even better. After your white base coat, you will need a sponge. Wedges work better but all I had at the time was a round makeup sponge; use whatever you have available. P