Hello
all again, another post for the guys at MUA, and I'm so happy to be doing it.
To
share with everyone who is also nutty about nails and nail art,
just
how easy it can be, and for you all to try with your MUA Nail Polish.
The
first design I wanted to try after doing it on my nail wheel, was Patchwork
Nails.
So
easy yet also so effective:)
The
MUA colours I used where, Lush Lilac, Pistachio IceCream, Frozen Yoghurt, Bold
Blue and Bright Pink.
These
colours both bright and pastel work so well together.
The
First thing to do is paint your nails with two coats of white polish.
This
makes all the colours pop more.
Then
once that is dry, start adding small patches of polish, in any colour order you
wish,
in
random places on the nails. I found it easier to do all nails with one colour
at a time.
It
doesn't matter if the colours touch slightly, as this will add to the end
effect.
Looks
a bit messy if it was left like this, but it comes to life when the tiny stitch
marks are added.
This
is done using the black acrylic paint and a fine detailing brush.
I
cut my brush to make it even thinner.
Where
each colour touches, make tiny straight line stitch marks, pretty close to each
other, but
not touching. Do this for every join in colour. As your doing this, you will
slowly see the design
coming to life, and Oh Boy it looks awesome :)
The
next design I have for you is making a Leather Effect look using Nail Quake
Polish.
The
wonderful people at MUA sent me some Glitter Nail Quakes in
Blue,
Copper, Silver, Pink, Gold and Green :)
I
wasn't sure how well this effect would work with the Glitter Quake,
but
was very please to see it does create a different effect to the normal one you
get
with
this polish, when you paint your nails normally with it.
Start
by choosing a colour very close to the shade of Glitter Quake,
and
paint two coats on your nails.
Then
instead of painting down the nail like normal, but still starting at the base
of your nail,
side
swipe the polish, from left to right or right to left.
Do
this right up the nail. As it drys and crackles its creates a different effect
to what you'd normally get.
Making
a somewhat Leather Look. So two different effects with one polish :)
I
hope you all like these design, and try them yourselves :)
Enjoy
the sunshine too :)
Tracey
xxxxxx
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