- I Started off by applying one coat of Orly bonder.
- Then I applied two coats of Sally Hansen Nail polish in Bad to the bone.
- Next I cut out some tape/sellotape
- Then I applied the tape to my nails. Make sure you position the tip properly to enable you create the desired V shape.
- Next I applied Sally Hansen nail polish in black Heart on the exposed area.
- Once you've applied the black polish on about half of the nail, peel the tape off immediately.
- Wait 5 minuets and apply a fast drying top coat. I used Seche Vite fast drying top coat.
XOXO,
"The sun will not hurt you during the day, nor the moon during the night" Psalm 121:6
I love the monochromatic nails, they are beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love this technique! Looks great!
ReplyDeletecool nails, luv it! easy procedure, wouldn't have guessed.
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique.
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It's pretty!!! I like it :)
ReplyDeleteNice! Where do you buy your Sally Hansen nail polish from please?
ReplyDeleteI buy from random places. It could be a store that has about 3 in stock or even the market. If you live in Lagos, you can try Beauty concerns, Saka Tinibu, Victoria Island. I think they have a large stash.
DeleteDimma, biko I hope you see this. I think I am allergic to formaldehyde which is an ingredient usually put in nail hardeners. I have really pretty nails but they break off a lot. So i tried sally hensen maximum growth. Started off good but then my nails started breaking off like crazy and I don't think they have recovered. They split, chip and peel. Can you please tell me how you preserve the health of your nails?
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DeleteI honestly don't do much, they've been growing like this lately. I use Orly bonder as my base coat. I don't think it strengthens or anything but I think I believe it prevents them from splitting and peeling.
So simple, yet so chic! I love monochrome nails.
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Please more current manis
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