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Blue Zebra Nails

I recently decided to delve into the world of using acrylic paints for my nails but didn’t know where to start with it. Then I remembered a friend of mine posted a blue animal print nail design on my facebook wall. So let’s try to replicate that shall we. 

With flash

Natural sunlight
I used L.A.Girl Fruity scented polish in Blueberry Fizz (two coats) as my base colour. Just a quick review on this polish, the scent is very strong when applying the colour but fades after a day of wear. The scent is still there just faint. 




So what you will need for this is a fine tipped paint brush. I found mine at an art store. Basically you are simple interlocking the lines from either side of your nail to create the stripes but I also created some random lines to make it not seem so perfect. I found the acrylic paint does build up a bit on your brush so wipe it off every so often or the lines will come out thick. So now that I’ve conquered my first attempt at using acrylic paints, it doesn’t seem so bad! Can’t wait to try them out again!
Happy Blue Zebra!
XOXO
Naomi

Comments

  1. This looks so amazing... perfect as usual... You seriously need to do my nails one day lol

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    1. Oh yes! I would do that in an instant! thank you

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  2. Wow!! That blueberry fizz is really something! The shimmer almost sparkle! And the zebra pattern looks great, you've got a real steady hand!!!!/Azure

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    1. My good friend krystal got me this colour. It's really gorgeous! As for the steady hands, they only came with practice! I messed up so many times before

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  3. love your creativity. This is beautiful.

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  4. That looks amazing - so perfect! Beautiful colour too! x

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  5. WOW...amazing! At first I thought you used those nail sticker things from Sally Hansen...it's so perfect! Beautiful nails & beautiful job!!! XO

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    1. Oh my girlfriends at the office thought the same thing! Now they all want me to try this out for them.

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  6. Really pretty. I esp love the base coat shade. Its really gorgeous and the scent is a plus.

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    1. I did find the scent a bit annoying at first but nieces seemed to love it! Fades though

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  7. This is beautiful! Your lines are perfect! Like Chelsea, I thought they looked like stickers too!

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    1. Thanks Jayne! I'm still trying to find a way to replicate you molecular nails!!!!

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  8. Great nails! I found your blog via the BBU blog hop and followed! freshbeautyxox.blogspot.com

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  9. That looks so nice. I really like the blue you used.

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  10. This is really nice I love the shade of blue

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  11. Great job!! I wish that I could do something like that lol.

    http://sparklegirlslife.wordpress.com/

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