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French Tip Trick Nails

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:17:00 -0800

Happy Friday everybody! Last night I got an email asking about how to do french tips, and I realized it’s one of the more common questions on the site, so wanted to do a quick breakdown on one of the tricks for making french tips a little easier. If you’re not ready to freehand the tips, and aren’t really happy with the flatline you get with using tape, here’s your fix: rubber bands.
Because they’re so pliable they’re going to be able to really bend to the shape of your nail without puckering like tape and can help create a more natural tip outline. I’ll usually start with a smaller rubber band and then knot it in half, like so:

Then (and forgive the angle on this, it’s really hard taking a picture in this position for some reason) I’ll use that to slip one loop over the top of my nail and the other over my thumb to help anchor the rubber band/pull it taut enough that it won’t wiggle out of place. I like to use the mounds of my fingertips to sort of determine where the line starts and stops: if you’re wrapping the rubber band over a lot of skin you’re probably going to get a pretty deep tip in the end (insert “that’s what she said” joke here).

You can use any polish or paint you want to go in and drop some color (or just white) onto that tip of nail that’s left exposed. If you’ve got acrylic paint on hand I’d really suggest using that since it won’t slide and slip as much as nail polish (once you put it on there, it’s on… and if you screw up monumentally it just takes a little water to fix)… but polish is fine. Just don’t glob a lot on there, work in thin layers if you need to build up the color — this will help keep the polish from bleeding out on the sides of your nails.
Finish it off with a topcoat and voila, you’ve got yourself some easy french tips!

This mani, for the record, is on a FOUR coat base of Essie Bags to Riches, which even then wasn’t a great cover with some odd bare spots, so I used some gold embossing powder to fill in the more naked bits… frustrating, because I like the color a lot, but can’t be bothered with that sort of application. And yep, the tip color is in cream and not white. :) By NailNerd.com

Christmas Nail Art with Santa Claus Design

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:14:00 -0800

People all around the globe are waiting for most magical night of the year- “Christmas”. Christmas occasion is undoubtedly one of the most awaited time of the year, and people celebrate this day by throwing parties and gifting amazing presents.
For festive parties, along with sexy Christmas dresses and makeup, nowadays women also give attention to their nails. Decorating the nails for different festivals is becoming a hot fashion trend.

Christmas-themed nail designs usually includes Santa Claus designs, snowman images, snow flakes designs and chilly winter scenes. Exquisite Christmas nail art can be spiced up on nails for a fashionable look. You can flaunt your amazing creative ideas on nails at any holiday party.

For a Christmas party, make Santa Claus face on nails. Santa Claus nail art is the most popular nail art designs for Christmas. For this, apply color as the base coat. Then make a circle in center of nail representing Santa’s face with skin color.
Use white acrylic color for drawing beard, red color to paint hat and black to paint eyes and outline of face. Use traditional color combinations for a traditional look. For those who want to opt for unique look, can go for unusual and unique color combinations.

Other famous Christmas figure is snowman. Snowman nail art design is also a great idea for decorating nails for a Christmas party. Snowman nail art only requires two colors, i.e. black and white. Use a white polish to make three circles, one on top of the other in different sizes. These circles will represent body and with black nail color details like eyes and buttons can be added.

Don’t create Santa Claus or snowman designs on all fingers. For every finger try to make a unique design with beautiful nail colors. It is very important that you should make a nail art according to your party dress. Try to keep same colors in your nail art for a stylish look. Scroll through FashionFame.com and also check out Bridal nail art trends for wedding and Bridal nail beauty tips.

Snowflakes nail art designs can be painted with many beautiful color combinations. Black and white, blue and white, or Green, white and gold; use any color combination for making alluring snow flakes on nails. Apply a base coat of red or green polish.
After that use a striper brush, white nail polish and make lines to create snowflake designs. You can create small as well as big designs according to your style.

You can also create beautiful winter scenes on nails with your imaginations. For creating perfect cool winter designs, it is very important to use right color combinations. Use blue and white nail paint colors for creating snowman scenes outside of home. Pick green, red and gold colors for creating Christmas tree on a road. You can create endless winter designs for a Christmas themed nail art.

Embellished nail art is also a popular nail art for festivals. Go for embellished nail art if you want something glitzy and flashy. Christmas nail art designs can look extremely beautiful if add rhinestones, crystals and glitters. Jazz up your nails with glittery stuff for simple, yet very festive look.

Christmas themed nails will be perfect accent to your party outfit at Christmas party. It is a brilliant way to attract attention and also maintain nails at the same time. So, go ahead and decorate your nails with many Christmas trademark styles and designs for an eye-catching look.

Tricks To Make You A Nail-Art Pro

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 07:05:00 -0800

Over the years, we've shown you a whole array of mind-boggling manicure masterpieces, from feathered fingertips to how to make nail art strips even snazzier. Sometimes though, we can forget that not everyone is well-versed in the ways of the polish Picassos.

Well nail-art newbies, we've heard your cries and polled our resident R29 polish pros to put together a cheat sheet of basic nail-art tricks anyone can use at home. Read on for their best tips and get ready to step up your manicure game.

Christy Kurtz, Photo Editor
"If your hand isn't steady enough to do nail art, try techniques that don't involve painting on your nail, like splatter nails or cutting sections of stickers to create neat effects. Instead of using a nail-art brush, buy a very tiny, cheap paint brush from your local art store. The longer handle gives you more control, and this way, you can use every color in your collection. Also, in some designs, sometimes going back and forth between colors gets a more polished, finished look rather than painting an entire nail one color and doing designs on top of that. Finally, always wait for your nails to completely dry before adding the topcoat. I've messed up some pretty cool nails by them bleeding together [because I put the topcoat on too soon]."

Shani Silver, Chicago Editor
"To create a cool marbled effect, put several different pastel colors and one metallic color — I recommend gold — in individual plastic cups and add a little polish remover to each cup. Paint your nail white, let it dry, then sponge paint on the colors, one color at a time, using a cut-up makeup sponge and some tweezers. For perfect-sized polka dots, use a Q-Tip. When painting with your weaker hand, move your stronger hand where you want the design to go and just keep the paint brush steady in your weaker hand — the dominant hand will do all the work, resulting in a cleaner design. Lastly, to clean up any errant lacquer, dip a paint brush in polish remover and 'erase' your mistakes."

Laura Miller, Assistant Photo Editor
"To start, wipe the surface of your nail clean with nail-polish remover before applying polish or stickers. This will remove any oil and makes the manicure last longer. To make hearts, use the rounded-handle end of a paint brush to place two dots of polish next to each other, then use the brush side to draw a V connecting the two dots and fill it in for your heart. To create the half moon manicure, use reinforcement stickers — those circular stickers for hole-punched paper. Select two colors and then paint your nails with the color you want the half moon to be. Once it's completely dry, apply half the sticker to the bottom of your nail and paint the tips of your nail the other color. Peel off the sticker and voilà!"

Connie Wang, Global Editor
"Always buff the surface of your nail first with a foam buffer to make your polish go on as smooth as possible. Also, a good topcoat always makes your mistakes less obvious — I like Seche Vite. Finally, use a black nail-polish marker to make doodles and defining lines on top of your nail-art designs. It'll make everything you do look a lot more purposeful...and a lot less DIY."

Photographed by Erin Yamagata

Stylish nail 2012: trendy colors

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:57:00 -0800

All shades of red nail polish remain actual, you can see it in Giles, Emanuel Ungaro, Vionnet, Bebe, Adam collections. Almost all of the fashion designers tend to combine this color with short nails. Blue will become one of the most trendy colors. Gareth Pugh and Cacharel suggested stylish women to choose it next fall and winter.
Global brands took care of bright colors fans as well. It is lime color, like in Chanel, turquoise - as in Thakoon and bright yellow in D & G.

Classic grey, like in Felder Felder and Karen Walker, and black – as in Zang Toi and Tracy Reese won’t lose its relevance.
Those women, who prefer natural tones, will be satisfied as well. Following designers offer pastel tones: Valentino, Yves Saint Laurent, Dolce and Gabbana, Issa and Rachel Roy.
Finally, in the upcoming season don’t forget about the rich golden nail polish that was used in the Chanel and Vivienne Westwood collections.

Moon Nails 2012

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:56:00 -0800

Many of the fashionistas have already added the moon nail to their armory. Upcoming season is not an exception: famous brands suggest women to give preference to the moon nail with variety of contrasting colors. For example, Gareth Pugh chose bright blue and golden nail polish for its models;, Badgley Mischka picked burgundy and silver, Phillip Lim - peach and black, and Dior - purple and white. By the way, moon nail 2012 looks best on the rounded and almond shaped nails.

Nail 2012 trends

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:55:00 -0800

Modern woman must remember that trendy nail in 2012 has to be well-groomed and neat at the first place. Rounded, natural nail shape and also natural length are in-style; nails may be only slightly above the fingertips.

Classic French nail in shades of white and pink has undergone the dramatic changes this season. The most trendy color combinations are black and white, like in Behnaz Sarafpour collection, burgundy and gold, as in Jason Wu, and even white and red, like in Vivienne Tam. A House of Holland suggests women to cover only the protruding part of the nail with bright patterns, leaving the rest of it unpolished.
Brave girls will like the extraordinary nail, like in Alexander McQueen’s collection: the combination of silver and deep blue will match even the most daring ensemble perfectly.

13 Of The Coolest Nail Trends From Fashion Week

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:52:00 -0800

By Betsey McLain

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As you might have seen, our sartorial-stalking skills are on point (to wit: lust-worthy shoes galore!). Today we train our scopes on all the coolest nails out there at the shows and on the streets this Fashion Week. From backstage to the runways, we've spied some mega-amazing manis—and we're not just talking nail art. Spring has ordered up an abundance of ways to get your lacquer on—both in terms of heart-stopping designs and gorgeous, single-hued shades—mixing can't fail classics with super-cool, inspiring artistry that really nails it. Here's to getting a perfect ten.

NEW NAIL DESIGN 2012

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:49:00 -0800

Nail Designs 2012

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:44:00 -0800

10 Big Nail Trends to Try From Spring 2012 Fashion Week

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:28:00 -0800

If you thought sky-high heels and fancy party dresses were the only covetable styles to hit the spring Fashion Week runways, think again! Look a little closer and you’ll notice a slew of standout, must-try nail trends headed our way soon—and the best part is, you can get a jump on these trends now! And why not? As the amazing Essie told us, it’s the only makeup that you get to see all day!

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The Best Spring 2012 Nail Trends

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:25:00 -0800

The big news with nails this season: nude is in. After an excess of neon and oddball colors, the pendulum has swung in the opposite direction with an emphasis on pretty, wearable shades of cream and beige. That’s not to say there aren’t bold patterns and bright moments to be enjoyed—this is spring, after all—but it's all about classic reds, chic corals, soft pastels, and mellow yellows mixed in with cool ombre and metallic designs. Welcome to your most flattering manicure season yet. Plus, see the top makeup trends and hottest hair from Spring 2012.

By Kari Molvar

By Harper's Bazaar Staff

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Read more: Nail Trends Spring 2012 - Best Spring Nail Polish Colors 2012 - Harper's BAZAAR

Airbrushed Nails For Beautiful Nail Art Designs

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:31:00 -0800

Airbrushing in the field of nail art has enabled intricate designs. Various top nail technicians make use of this technique to give their customers highly detailed and beautiful designs. Rather than using a simple a simple nail polish or decals, airbrushing with the help of an airbrush machine can allow you get a variety of neat looking professionally done nails.

This technique is used in most professional nail bars by nail artists. All that is needed is the airbrush machine which works the air from the air compressor, nail colors and stencils. Creativity and imagination on the part of the person doing airbrush nail art is important. Designs can be overlapped to get better designs. The artist’s hand should be good at the brush as mastering it takes quite a bit of time and patience. Determination and practice is what is most needed on the part of the nail technician.

These airbrush tool works the best with double action. It also comes in single action but the control is much more with the double action airbrushing tool. The airbrush also needs a compressor in which case CO2 tanks or air propellants can also be used.

If you plan on giving this a try and are a do-it-yourselfer, watch to understand the proper application procedures or research and observe a nail artist doing it. The tools have to be right as they are essential and the use of right colors is also important. While working with colors, use the contrast principle by using a light base and dark colors to design or vice versa, for the design to start out on the nails.

FREE HAND ON NAIL TIPS - FREE HAND NAIL ART Dec 2011

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:29:00 -0800

FREE HAND NAIL ART ON CLIENTS 2011

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:27:00 -0800

Holly on Holly Hand-painted holly and candy cane for a definite Christmas-time favorite. Model: Holly (Her REAL name!)	Flower Power Hand-painted flowers that matched Maria's earrings. Just goes to prove that ANY design can be duplicated! Model: Maria Aune	Crisscross on Red This design looks simple, but took me over an hour to hand paint on all 10 nails because of the intricate straight lines and overlaps. Model: Holly
Hand painted carnations adorn this client's nails. A flat brush triple loaded with two to three colors, dabbed on the nail, lifted, then rotated, and repeated makes this technique easy to do.	Double-Dipped Carnations This is the same version as the previous picture except I used different colors.	Hand Paintaed Winnie the Pooh and Friends - I airbrushed the background, then hand-painted these characters on my model's nails for an exhibition in London, England, 1999. Model: Corrina
For a UK Nails Magazine I was asked to demonstrate my freehand nail art talent for a UK trader's magazine so I did all the Snow White and 7 Dwarf characters! Model: Kristi Joseph	Tiggers are Wonderful Things Stephanie had a major crush on Tigger. She even had a Tigger tattoo on her hip! So why not on her nail, right? Hand painting Tigger took 15 minutes to complete. Model: Stephanie	Another Face Here, I hand painted another woman's face on Jeanette's two ring fingers. Model: Jeanette Gotshall

AIRBRUSHING YOUR OWN NAILS USING GINA'S SECRET

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:26:00 -0800

A super simple method I've used for 8 years.
Here's how I airbrush my OWN nails:

**Brace yourself, this is an awesome trick!**

(1) Get one of those stovetop covers or a flat cake pan and then turn it over-- flat surface up.
(2) Get two small, one-inch, FLAT magnets.
(3) Place the magnets on TOP of the stencil--about 1 inch from the EDGE of the pan, and on BOTH sides, near the image you want to spray.
(4) Then push the stencil edges TOGETHER to form a small "dome".
(5) Next, simply insert your finger UNDER that dome and lift UP until the stencil is FLUSH with your nail surface...then spray!
(6) Press your finger DOWN, then out of the dome to reveal the results.

WALLA! This is how I've been doing MY OWN NAILS for over 8 years!

Gina Wallace

AIRBRUSH NAILS AND FREE HAND NAIL ART COMBINATIONS

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:25:00 -0800

Airbrushing and Ehor
Here, I airbrushed 9 of her fingers while hand painting Ehor (her favorite character) on her thumb. But did you know the finger that gets noticed MOST is the ring finger on the NON-DOMINATE hand?
Model: Corrina

Faces and Places
I airbrushed 9 of her fingers with the same abstract design while reserving her ring finger for this hand-painted rendition of a woman's face.
Model: Carol Corner who is now a nail tech and salon owner too!

AIRBRUSHING ON NAIL TIPS -
AIRBRUSHED NAILS

AIRBRUSHING CLIENTS NAILS

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:24:00 -0800

The Essence of Airbrushing These were Donna T.'s nails (below)after positioning them around a purple boa while holding a perfume bottle. Easy, but highly effective! Model: Donna T.	Showing off... Nails I did for a nail exhibition in Brighton, England. Each of her nails demonstrated a different design and technique used to achieve it. Model: Amanda Veldman	My nails airbrushed with an abstract design. The "secret" is out! To read how I do airbrushing on myself. Continue reading this section. Model: Myself - Gina Wallace
My version of Galaxy Nails Airbrushed background in mostly black with highlighted areas of yellow and pink. Add oversprayed circles and moons in various colors, then add white flashes of specks with a toothbrush. Model: Donna T.	Summertime Fun Hot weather and tropical images are the themes here. This design is sure to boost anyone's spirits! Model: Annie	The Ultimate French Chevron OPI's Cotton Candy adorns the background. Then I airbrushed a french chevron on the tips. Finally, I inlayed gold striping tape and teardrops in the center. GREAT for brides! Model: Jennifer
The Eyes Have It! Abstract airbrush of various color blends with black and blue images sprayed in the foreground. (A magazine cover shoot; also on my home page.) Model: Maria Aune	WOW Nails! (Women on War-path) Nails cut in different shapes then airbrushed with various designs of complimentary colors. This effort was requested by a UK Nails trader's magazine. Model: Donna T.	For Whom The Bell Tolls Gradient with inverted, oversprayed images. Model: Janette Haynes
Simple Yet Festive Gradient blended background with a single image,inverted at both ends. Rhinestones sealed in the design. Model: Irene	Get Noticed "The wilder the better" is some client's attitude about airbrushing. Annie enjoyed showing off her decorations! Model: Annie	Airbrushing Nails with Lace -- This simple effort takes 10 minutes to do. As you can see, it matched my dress perfectly for a formal military ball! Model: Myself, Gina Wallace
Chevron French Manicure This easy little number will stop most people in their tracks to look because of the clean, crisp lines. Model: Hazel	Wild and Crazy This airbrush-loving, former client of mine is now a nail tech herself! (In fact, THREE of my former clients are now professional technicians. What a testimony!) Model: Moya Martinez	Tropical Paradise The background of these nails are airbrushed while palm trees were hand painted on both ring fingers with a thin striper brush! Model: (Can't recall...sorry!)
Swirls of Color A gradient background of various colors with a two double-blown images airbrushed on top.	An Uplifting Abstract These blends of yellow and orange would put sunshine in anyone's day! Model: Doris Smith	Get Noticed... with this bold statement. A blend of blues, purples and greens make this creation a show-stopper. Model: Moya
Airbrushing on 9.... and a hand-painted face on the ring finger. You can see a super close up of this on the AIRBRUSH AND FREEHAND COMBINATIONS page. Model: Carol Corner	Patriotic Stars For the Fourth of July one year, I airbrushed the background with several colors, then placed cheap star stickers on the nails firmly. Then I airbrushed white all over, then a medium blue. After I removed the stickers, this was the end result! Model: Moya	Learn the "HOME LEARN" Way! Learn all the techniques I used to create these designs (and MORE!) by purchasing my HOME LEARN AIRBRUSHING COURSE/KIT. "We don't just make nails, we make nail technicians!"

AIRBRUSH EXAMPLES ON ONE HAND

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:23:00 -0800

Model: Adrienne Crawford

So you want to learn how to airbrush but you're not sure how to learn?
Here are FIVE different designs, all achieved using techniques taught in the Home Learn Airbrush Nails course/kit. With this training, you can achieve hundreds and hundreds of various designs, all on your own because this course teaches you design as well as technique!

Merry Christmas From Nailsbeauties ;-)

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:20:00 -0800

It’s the 23rd of December! 2 days to Christmas! Both of us are soo excited for christmas. Christmas is a season of joy, love and warmth. It’s not always about the gifts and the decorations, but it’s all about sharing the love with your family, friends and loved ones. Ahh.. While writing this, I can already feel the warmth of Christmas laughter with the people I love

By The Way, have you ever thought on what nail polish color will you have on your nails? My ideal color for this holiday season is always red. Red is a statement color. For me red color shows elegance, courage and it lives up the energy of holiday.

This is my pick, the classic OPI color “Im Not Really a Waitress”

I’m Not Really a Waitress is a true classic red color. It’s a must have red color. I’ll definitely wear this for this christmas day

Nail Design - Christmas nails.Home made decals. Migi nail art 2011

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:14:00 -0800

You like this nails Design of christmas...????

Nail-Art Pant MERRY CHRISTMAS !!! disenho para navidad 2011

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:13:00 -0800

☆☆ HOT Pink Nails w/ ZEBRA Tips ☆☆

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 01:43:00 -0700

Promoted Victoria Beckham

And more from Victoria Beckham, hopefully entertained

Airbrush nail art step by step guidance 018

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 01:33:00 -0700

My video is present from www.airbrush-naildesign.com
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Video of Airbrushing Nails

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 01:28:00 -0700

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3D Spider Nail Designs

yenisuliati@gmail.com (Zenoll) — Mon, 9 May 2011 10:24:00 -0700

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Would you like to be the hit at your next halloween party? Add a festive touch to any halloween costume with these easy-to-make halloween nail art ideas!

things you’ll need:

Nail Polish Base Coat
Nail Polish of your choice
Nail Polish Top Coat
Nail Art Brush

Creating a fun and festive nail design is a great way to dress up any halloween costume, or to bring a little of this fun and spooky holiday with you into the office. To begin to create your spiderweb halloween nails, paint a clear base coat onto all of your nails and allow it to dry, which should take about 5 minutes. This acts to protect your natural nails from the Nail Polish as well as to give the Nail Polish something to cling to, so it is a very important step!
Once your base coat has dried, pick a color for your solid coat. A nice orange is a great color to choose for the halloween nails, but black, gray or green are also great. Remember, you are going to be painting the spiderwebs on top of this color!. Paint your nails totally with the solid color that you have chosen. This may take two or even three coats (depending on the polish) to get the desired effect. Remember, you want your nails to be completely covered! Wait for this solid coat to dry before moving onto the next step.
For your spiderwebs, you want a color that will stand out against your solid coat. Black on orange always looks great for halloween, but remember that white on black, black on green or orange on black are all great combinations, or use colors not associated with halloween for a more avante garde look!. Once you have chosen your spiderweb color, get ready to paint by dipping your Nail Art Brush into the paint bottle and gently wiping it against the rim…we are going to paint delicate lines, so you want to make sure you are not going to have any big glops of Nail Polish on your brush!
Begin by drawing a 90 degree angle in the corner of your nail at the base near the cuticle. Then draw a straight line up from the corner of the nail, creating two 45 degree angles.
To create your spiderwebs, connect the three lines to each other with swooping lines in between. Connect the bottom line to the middle line and the middle line to the top line. Do this again, right above the first set of swooping lines to create two rows of curved lines.
If your spiderwebs still look a little bit sparse, use the nail brush to draw more straight lines in between the 45 degree angles that we already created. Simply begin in the corner of the nail where the web is based and draw a straight line outward. This should give your spiderwebs a more intricate and delicate look, just like the real thing!
Once you have painted all of your spiderwebs and allowed them to dry, finish off this fun nail design with a clear top coat to protect it from chipping. You don’t want all of that work to be destroyed!