Gorgeous Pastels and Ombre Nails Art Design Tutorials

The glazes used were those, plus a white base :

Blue Celeste, Colorama
Lilac, Revlon
Waltz, the Panvel
Milky Way, the Colorama

Step by Step :

1. Start with your nails with white base (can be any creamy white glaze, mine was a clear pinkish, almost white that was already on the nails a few days ago! Hehe

2. In cosmetic sponge, these latex, make the color stripes with ombré desired, in this case, pink, mauve and blue. The lines need not be well retinhas. It is also important to mix the colors where they meet.

3. Then press the sponge on the nails. The first layer is very weak, but it is anyway. Take in all the nails where you want the effect. I needed three layers to get the tone I wanted.

4. Apply the glaze on the sponge and go pressing the nails, making layers. Remember to let it dry a bit between the layers. Make as many layers as necessary to reach the desired effect. The closest to the cuticle part, use the tip of the sponge with enamel (rosinha in this case) not to let the white enamel appearing in the corners

5. Finish with a layer of translucent enamel (in this case, I used the Milky Way) to soften / lighten the effect. In versions of ombré with red and black tones, I would use in the enamel type Rebu to finish. A good option is the nail polish collection Travel Translucent, Colorama, to finish ombres of different shades, since the line has shades of green, purple, blue, orange, gray, all with translucent cover! Can you abuse the creativity .

                                                                   Okay Guys Have Fun !!

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