This Autumn Ombre Nail Art is Simple and Posh for the Holidays
Erin Fox — October 17, 2012 — Art & Design
References: studs-and-pearls
Creating an ombre nail art manicure is simple with this easy tutorial involving three different colored iridescent polishes and a foundation sponge. The sponge applique allows one to effectively apply the remaining polishes in as a fading feature. This nail art falls under the overly obsessed ombre infatuation sparked in the beauty arena within recent months.
Begin the manicure by applying a orangey bronzed color to the nails. Paint a maximum of two layers and leave to dry before the next round of color. With the second darker color, apply a few strokes to the tip of the foundation sponge and blot half way on the nail; leave to dry. With the last color, choose a light iridescent green shade and apply to the other side of the foundation sponge. Blot the last color on the tips of the nails and set to dry.
Begin the manicure by applying a orangey bronzed color to the nails. Paint a maximum of two layers and leave to dry before the next round of color. With the second darker color, apply a few strokes to the tip of the foundation sponge and blot half way on the nail; leave to dry. With the last color, choose a light iridescent green shade and apply to the other side of the foundation sponge. Blot the last color on the tips of the nails and set to dry.
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