Today I have some dried flowers from Born Pretty that can be incorporated into nail art. Take a look at what I managed to come up with.
I painted my nails with 2 coats of Essie Sand Tropez. Then I applied topcoat. While the topcoat was still wet I used tweezers to pick up the flower and lightly place it on my nail. Then I used the slanted end of the tweezers to gently poke down all of the places that were sticking up. If my topcoat dried too fast, I just dabbed a little more under the flower where I needed it. Once the flower was stuck down good, I applied 2 thick coats of Seche Vite to really lock it in.
I found these pretty easy to work with. I think they would look even better under clear gel polish. I think that would make them look even more like pressed under glass...
These can be found here at Born Pretty for $6.08. It comes as a pack of 12 which is really a good deal in my opinion. The only problem is that each cannister only hold a few flowers. So you need to plan your design around that. There were only 3 of these teal bundle flowers available.... Some of the smaller single flowers had only 2 or 3 in the cannister. So 10 finger nails and only 3 flowers might make for a random combination. But feel free to mix it up and use multiple colors.
Don't forget about my 10% off coupon code if you decide to purchase these for yourself.
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Aww this looks so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhen I tried to do something like this it turned out so badly haha.
Great look!
love this!! Dried flowers are one of my fav nail art supplies. They go awesome in gel, and even under acrylics. <3
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so delicate! I love the color combination, reminds me of sand and sea :)
ReplyDeletei love dried flowers! i have a set that i really need to use more often! yours are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI have been EXTREMELY interested in ordering some dried flowers online to try out. Some etailers have some beautiful ones out there. I have also seen some sites that explain how to create your own in the spring to save up for manicures later. I may try that this next year
ReplyDeleteI love dried flowers the smaller ones even look gorgeous over lapping each other :D
ReplyDeleteJazz x
So pretty. I love your nude base and teal flower combo :) xx
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty!
ReplyDeleteOoo, this is gorgeous :D
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have dried flowers too, but still not use, thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It's amazing this look! I haven't seen this flowers before. Kisses
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! These would be perfect for a wedding. And I've recently been invited to a wedding. I'll have to investigate...
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