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Pink Hearts Nail Art

Hello beautiful! Well it's week 7 of the Busy Girl Nails summer challenge and today I'm wearing my heart on my nails. I was inspired by a youtube video from the earlier days of Cutepolish; this is my recreation of her design :)


Nail Art Tutorial:
  1. Apply 2 coats of OPI Pink Friday. Allow to dry fully.
  2. Dab on a bright pink like Style Pen Pink Flamingo on every finger but in different positions.
  3. Repeat step 2 but using China glaze Igniting Love (Red polish)
  4. On each of the red and pink spots created in steps 2 and 3, dab on China Glaze Fairy Dust for a hint of sparkle.
  5. Using a black stripper make freehand, a big heart on each nail. Wait until it is dry then seal your design with a top coat.


See the original creation and youtube tutorial by Cutepolish here:



Dell'amore e Della Bellezza
XoXo
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