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Friday, 7 February 2014

Christmas 2013

Now that I am based a HOB Salon in Southgate a couple of days a week, I put together this Christmas nail art menu for clients to pick some festive nail art from:

Red Nails with Rudolf & Santa Nail Art using Gelish

Red Nails with Snowflake & Rudolf Nail Art using Gelish

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

Red Nails with Santa Suit

Red nails with a Santa suit on the ring finger nail...some Christmas nail.

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

Christmas Nail Art

Some Christmas nail art now that the festive season is nearly upon us...

Starting with Rudolf (top photo) in an anti-clockwise direction:

Rudolf
Christmas Tree Decorations
Candy Cane
Christmas Lights
Christmas Pudding
Snowflakes
Christmas Tree
Christmas White Tips
Christmas Tips with Red Glitter Fade
Snowman
Christmas Print
Snowfall
Santa’s Middle
Holly
Santa’s Face
Snowflake
Snowman’s Middle
Elf’s Middle
Santa’s Middle
Red & White Candy Cane Stripe

ArtzeeNailz Tips

Always use a base coat to stop the nail varnish from staining your nails and a top coat to prevent the nail varnish from chipping.
If you have a couple of chips on your nails & don't have enough time to re-polish your nails, go over the chip with the nail colour and then add a clear top coat.
If you're not very neat when applying nail varnish and get more on your skin rather than your nails! The next day after you have painted your nails, wash your hands & scrub with a "soaped up" nail brush.
If your polished nails are looking a bit tired; add one coat of top coat to freshen up your nails for another couple of days.
If your right-handed and have trouble painting your nails on your right hand; try moving your hand instead of the brush.
During the summer or when on holiday in a hot country, keep your nail varnish in the fridge to stop it from thickening up.
To thin out nail varnish which has thickened up (due to hot weather or being left open for too long), add a few drops of nail polish remover to get it back to its thinner consistency.
Removing glitter nail polish can be a nightmare, the easiest way to do this is by soaking a cotton pad in nail polish remover, wrapping the cotton pad around the nail then wrapping foil over the cotton pad and leave for about 5 minutes.
Seasonal Colours: SPRING: Pastels SUMMER: Brights/Neons AUTUMN: Reds, Dark Red, Brown WINTER: Black, Dark Purples/Blues
Sick of your nail polish chipping after a couple of days? Why not try a gel polish...it will last for a minimum of two weeks :)

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