Dual Sunset Ombre

Creating a dual-layered red gradient style with three colors starts by painting a base layer. We use a light, delicate pink that glimmers softly, reminiscent of cherry blossoms in full bloom.

Once the base color is set on all nails, we begin the second layer to create the gradient effect. We use a vibrant, cheerful red, as enticing and delightful as a cherry on top of a dessert.

This red has a hint of orange. First, we apply a layer of base coat. Then, we take out our special gradient brush, dip it in the red, and gently start shaking it from the tips of the nails backward. During this process, it’s crucial to control the amount of powder on the brush. Avoid taking too much at once, and don’t start shaking from the middle. Gradually move from the middle to the back for better control of the area.

The second layer reaches up to a true red, a color as rich as a polished ruby.

For the first layer of the gradient, which stops at about two-thirds of the entire nail surface, we stop at the halfway point for the second layer, creating a more natural transition and forming a dual-layer gradient.

Similarly, after completing each nail, we dip it in clear powder to achieve a more natural effect.