Nail Art

Upgrade your clients’ nails with this look easily! And never spend on stickers again (at least if you don’t want to) with the technique you’ll learn today for these chromes! (By the way, I struggled coming up with the name for these. What would you call them? All I could think about was oil droplets […]

Do you or your clients want low-commitment fun? Today’s post is all about that. I’m taking a structured overlay previously created with Kokoist Platinum Filler Base, then gently retouching the growth with a super low viscosity gel from Vetro (Max Base). I then take a beautiful color from Vetro and accent it with tiny embellishments.

Milky with a touch of caffeine, please! We’re going for that in today’s latte nail art tutorial. I thought it would be easy-peasy but wait until I get into the coffee one if you want to see me struggle. The key with this latte nail art is to use products that disperse quickly, which is

Tiny Ring Nail Art is so stinking cute! And personally, yes, the best products to use to achieve the softest looks are soft gel. Typically you can create the look just by using 3D gel to create the parts. But today, I want a dainty, blingy ring, so I will use the best crystals… Swarovski

Blooming Gel NAils… are we late to the party. I’ve heard of blooming gel and sincerely was not moved as it seemed like a trend… and when it comes to those, because we use products that are tried and true… I just wait them out to see if they’re really game-changing. But when one of

Watercolor is a for-sure evergreen design! In other words, a nail art design may go away for a while, but it will return. Today we will be doing a springy-marble effect, a relatively easy technique with alcohol-based inks.  As an artist, that is so helpful because it means buying the supplies once, and you’ll use

Hey, hey! Today we are doing mil bath florals. This is actually a past live class I hosted on how to create milk bath nails. I now fully teach this lesson with a few tips and tricks in my mini-course The 10 Instagram Evergreen Designs. Alright, enjoy today’s class! These are the materials you will

Gilded Brush Stroke Art is a beautifully raised textured art style created by simply swiping your brush and using a non-wipe textured gel. You want to make this textured look with a non-wipe top gel to be able to burnish the top of that gel with a chrome pigment of your choice. Gilded raised textured