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Sweet Strawberry Sparkle
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Today, we're creating a new nail art design: Strawberry Nails. The first color I used is a pearlescent pink. After applying the base coat, we let it dry a bit because we plan to paint cute strawberries on top.
The red for the strawberries is a pearlescent red. Once the other nails are done and dry, we start painting the strawberry shapes on the thumb and ring finger, then dip them in the red. We painted a large strawberry on the thumb and several small ones on the ring finger, which looked very adorable. It's important to wait until the red of the strawberries is completely dry before moving to the next step.
After they're fully dry, we use a brush to paint the leaves of the strawberries and then dip them into a dark green color for the leaves, which looks fantastic. This completes our strawberry design.
Next, we move on to the most important part: the seeds on the strawberries. We use the base pink color to make the strawberry seeds. It’s crucial to control the amount of glue on the new brush to ensure the dots are delicate and don’t merge into each other.
Once done, we apply a layer of clear powder to protect the design since we will be buffing next, which could damage the design. After the surface is prepared, we proceed with the activator and then the buffing and subsequent steps.
The red for the strawberries is a pearlescent red. Once the other nails are done and dry, we start painting the strawberry shapes on the thumb and ring finger, then dip them in the red. We painted a large strawberry on the thumb and several small ones on the ring finger, which looked very adorable. It's important to wait until the red of the strawberries is completely dry before moving to the next step.
After they're fully dry, we use a brush to paint the leaves of the strawberries and then dip them into a dark green color for the leaves, which looks fantastic. This completes our strawberry design.
Next, we move on to the most important part: the seeds on the strawberries. We use the base pink color to make the strawberry seeds. It’s crucial to control the amount of glue on the new brush to ensure the dots are delicate and don’t merge into each other.
Once done, we apply a layer of clear powder to protect the design since we will be buffing next, which could damage the design. After the surface is prepared, we proceed with the activator and then the buffing and subsequent steps.