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Lavender Frost Dip-Dye
$59.00
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We start with a haze blue featuring gold pearlescent glitter, a subtle shimmer that exudes sophistication and taste.
Next up is Cherry Blossom Glimmer, a pink imbued with silver-white pearlescent glitter. This light, delicate pink softly glimmers, evoking the serene beauty of cherry blossoms in full bloom. It's not just a color but also a fantastic base for more complex nail art designs.
We also incorporated a stunning aurora glitter to add an extra dimension of sparkle.
On the ring finger, we experimented with a block style, combining solid color and glitter. This design can be achieved using our standard base coat brush, which demands precise brush control. However, for ease and accuracy, especially around tricky areas like the nail edges and cuticle, a fine brush is highly recommended. It ensures even application without the base coat adhering to the skin.
When applying the glitter, due to the varying sizes of the glitter pieces, a bit of manual adjustment is essential for an evenly distributed and attractive finish.
The next step involves applying another layer of base coat followed by a dip into clear powder. This technique is crucial for protecting the glitter and maintaining the integrity of the design.
For the index and middle fingers, we opted for a blue French tip. This style is simple yet requires a certain level of skill. When dipping into the French tip, it's important to do it slowly. If you dip too quickly, the French tip might become too broad, disrupting the overall aesthetics of the nail design. After dipping, keep the finger pointed downwards, gently remove any excess powder, and then dip into clear powder for a flawless finish.
Next up is Cherry Blossom Glimmer, a pink imbued with silver-white pearlescent glitter. This light, delicate pink softly glimmers, evoking the serene beauty of cherry blossoms in full bloom. It's not just a color but also a fantastic base for more complex nail art designs.
We also incorporated a stunning aurora glitter to add an extra dimension of sparkle.
On the ring finger, we experimented with a block style, combining solid color and glitter. This design can be achieved using our standard base coat brush, which demands precise brush control. However, for ease and accuracy, especially around tricky areas like the nail edges and cuticle, a fine brush is highly recommended. It ensures even application without the base coat adhering to the skin.
When applying the glitter, due to the varying sizes of the glitter pieces, a bit of manual adjustment is essential for an evenly distributed and attractive finish.
The next step involves applying another layer of base coat followed by a dip into clear powder. This technique is crucial for protecting the glitter and maintaining the integrity of the design.
For the index and middle fingers, we opted for a blue French tip. This style is simple yet requires a certain level of skill. When dipping into the French tip, it's important to do it slowly. If you dip too quickly, the French tip might become too broad, disrupting the overall aesthetics of the nail design. After dipping, keep the finger pointed downwards, gently remove any excess powder, and then dip into clear powder for a flawless finish.