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Strawberry Chocolate Drip Nails

It's one of my favorite combinations. Just some simple chocolate syrup with strawberry ice cream! Of course the only way you can make that better is to add some gummy bears on top. But in my house, my nieces usually make them hard to find!


 

It's really simple to achieve these! All you need is a strawberry pink colour. I'm using two coats of OPI's Not So Bora Bora-Ing Pink. 



Allow to dry properly. Next I used a dotting tool to apply a dark sparkly brown colour from the tips of the nails and upwards with two to four drips. I'm using China Glaze Midtown Magic. Super simple!



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Happy Strawberry Chocolate!
XOXO
Bellezza
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  1. dessygt21 August 2012 at 16:56

    girl ur nails look delicious , i love pink.

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  2. Unknown21 August 2012 at 18:12

    As usual your nails are always on point. Love the pink nail polish

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  3. Unknown21 August 2012 at 19:14

    So pretty! I especially like the brown polish-it's very pretty! xoxo

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    1. Bellezza Bee25 August 2012 at 06:13

      oh yes i totally forgot about the brown one until today! really love it

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  4. Unknown21 August 2012 at 21:51

    Amazing! Your nails always look gorgeous :)

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  5. Unknown22 August 2012 at 01:05

    Wow these nails look fabulous :)

    Sophierosehearts x

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    1. Bellezza Bee25 August 2012 at 06:14

      oh thank you Sophie! Have you ever tried these?

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  6. jennesia22 August 2012 at 16:50

    They are indeed gorg but I always wonder to myself how you do your other hand? Are you ambidextrous?

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    1. Bellezza Bee25 August 2012 at 06:20

      haha, I'm not fully ambidextrous but i've been also practicing for a really long time. I can do the basic polish on both hands really well. As for any nail art design, i find it easy to use any dotting tool or sponging technique but when it comes to lines or intricate patterns, they need more work! I'll try to get someone to photograph both hands for you to see what i mean soon!

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  7. d22 August 2012 at 20:11

    Oh my gosh this looks so amazing! Your nails always look great. I may have to get you to do mine sometime.
    BTW I love your new blog header :)

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    1. Bellezza Bee25 August 2012 at 06:23

      oh hello Mia! thank you for your kind words!

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  8. ahhhdri 24 August 2012 at 22:42

    Very pretty, love how sparkly the chocolate is.

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