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Black French Tips


 Hello everyone! This week I did a simple design as requested by one of my best friends. I did a bright blue with black tips.

The colors I used for this tutorial were Sally Hansen’s Insta-Dri shade in “Brisk Blue” (#430) and Xtreme wear shade in “Black Out” (#28). For the tips I used PERFECT Tips by nailene.

To do this design all you need to do is apply your blue base coat and wait for it to dry completely. Next, apply the French tip stickers by the tops of each nail, adjusting the thickness to your liking, and paint the black polish on. Wait about 10 seconds before removing the stickers so the polish will have a chance to set. Add a top coat and you’re done!

That’s all for this week, but I have some big stuff coming up in the near future, so look forward to that. BYYEEE 

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