Here’s another Sally Hansen Nail Art inspiration for you dearies from Tracylee. Just follow these easy guidelines to draw and you can have A-list nail looks from Tracylee and the leading nail color authority, Sally Hansen. Isn’t this marvelous?
1. Polish nails with two coats of Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear in “Lacey Lilac” and leave them to dry for 5-10 minutes.
2. Polish an off centered chevron shape, also known as a curtain French tip using Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear in “White On.” This style of French tip is designed with curvy lines and resembles the shape of a curtain on the side of the nail. I only created the curtain on one side of the nail for this look. Start by polishing the left side of a traditional French tip, from the edge of your nail to the center. Polish the remaining white section in a half-moon shape. Repeat on the other side, and this time bring your brush all the way down the very edge of the right side of your nail to form the look of a curtain. Let dry for five minutes.
3. Make the roses on the white tip using a detail brush and Sally Hansen Insta-Dri in “Pink Blink.” The rose shapes are created by making a round shape with three or four bumps radiating out. Draw a few partially on the sides of your nails too to make it interesting.
4. Next add the rose petals and give it dimension by using Sally Hansen Nail Growth Miracle Nails Color in “Kiss of Pink.” Start in the center and make a “C” shape. Then add other “C’s” on opposing sides, within the rose shape. Highlight the rose edges randomly as well. Repeat this with Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear in “White On.”
5. Using Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear in “Mint Sorbet,” create the leaf shapes.
6. Take Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear in “White On” and a toothpick/dotting tool and make polka dots down the curtain side of the nail.
7. Finish by applying clear Insta-Dri top coat to seal and add shine.
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