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Snowflake Nails

 
Hello everybody! So, it’s 2015 which means it’s a great time for a fresh start and to make goals and all that stuff. Even though Christmas (or other holiday you may celebrate) is over, winter is still in full swing. This means that a snowflake nail design is still acceptable for the New Year. Here’s what you’ll need.

The polishes I used for this tutorial were Michael Kors “Curtain Call”, Sally Hansen’s Xtreme Wear shade in “White On” (#300), and Revlon’s “Stunning” (#340). You will also need a very skinny nail art brush to help with precision. 

I started with my blue base and let that dry. Afterwards, I added glitter to the top part of my nail to sort of create a gradient effect. Next, I took the white and painted my snowflakes. I alternated between nails with one large snowflake and nails with two snowflakes cut off slightly. To paint the snowflakes I drew a cross and added short lines coming diagonally out of the ends (making a V shape), then I drew and small X over the cross. It’s not as hard as one may think, but it takes a steady hand. Add a top coat and you have some cool (or chilly hehe) winter nails.

I hope you all have a great start to 2015! I’m going to be doing sold colors and reviews for the next month, so hopefully you don’t stop reading my blog lol. BYYEEE
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