Tuesday 1 October 2013

Tutorial Tuesday: Drips

Hey everyone! Today I'm starting a new feature called 'Tutorial Tuesday,' I have a tonne of tutorials to show you but I never seem to post them. I've added a tutorial tab to the top of my blog due to Sarah's fabulous suggestion, but it made me realise that I just don't have enough tutorials. So for at least the next 10 weeks I will be doing a tutorial every tuesday for you all, I hope you like it!

Today's tutorial is for my drip nails, I did these quite a while ago and a tutorial was requested, so to whoever requested it I'm very sorry it has taken so long


You will need:
·      Barry M – Lychee (or a cream/nude polish)
·      Barry M – Blueberry ice-cream (or a blue polish)
·      Barry M – Berry Ice Cream (or a lilac polish)
·      Barry M – Dragon Fruit (or a pink polish)
·      Barry M – Black and White nail art pens
·      Small brush
·      Top Coat


Step 1: Paint your nails with a base of Barry M – Lychee
Step 2: Using a small brush paint a basic outline for your drips, this doesn’t need to be perfect
Step 3: Colour in the lines from the previous step
Step 4: Using the black Barry M nail art pen, outline the drips
Step 5: Using the white Barry M nail art pen, draw the reflections for the drips
Step 6: Finish off with a topcoat to seal in your design, a matte topcoat is great for making the drips really stand out

And that's it! What do you think? Let me know in the comments
Alice

13 comments:

  1. This looks like such a fun design! I'm definitely going to tr it out :) Thanks for a great tutorial!

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  2. So pretty! What matte top coat do you use?? I love the chalky look of your matte top coat.

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  3. Yay! Tutorials! :) I'm glad you are doing more tutorials - I love seeing how different designs are created.

    xxLissa

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  4. These look fab. I didn't realise there was such a thing as a matte top coat.

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  5. omg this is so cute lol!!

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  6. I find that if you use a shiny top coat on the "drip" and matte on the rest of it, the design shows up really well. I can't quite tell on my shoddy work computer if that is what you've done here or not but I just thought I'd mention it incase.

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  8. great job man.. these are really very much pretty art.. i am very much impressed from this site.. looking very cute all these designs.. i am definitely try these all designs.. thanks for sharing man.. have a good day :)

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