#Nail art tutorials

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The Art of Nails: Exploring Nail Designs and Care

Mastering the Art of Nails: Mastering Nail Care Essentials Mastering the Art of Nails: Nails have come a long way from being just a functional part of our bodies. They have transformed into a canvas for artistic expression, a reflection of personal style, and a statement of self-care. Whether you love experimenting with intricate designs or prefer a classic, clean look, nail art offers something…

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Hair, makeup, & nail tutorials from Japanese mook “Gothic Lolita Patterns Vol.1”, 2004

I wanted to do one of the makeup looks for reference, but I am neither pretty nor good at makeup, sorry T-T

[snuize]

Hi! I love your rdr papercraft but I need a tutorial for the feet part because I can't for the life of me figure out where to fold and where to stick. And it ends up looking wonky. Pls help 🥺🙏

Here ya go !!

if anyone has any issues or needs a full tutorial just ask :D

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Help Needed for Fatima Shahin and Her Family in Lebanon

My name is Fatima Shahin from Choueifat, Lebanon. Our home was destroyed in the war, and we urgently need food, shelter, and basic necessities.

Please consider donating to support my family and others affected by this crisis. Your assistance can make a significant difference. 🇱🇧

Thank you for your generosity.

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[herigo]

[morgenlich]

bloody nails since i’m wearing my “victorian” vampire costume to a party tomorrow :3

ok…i’m a seche vive convert…

this is ORLY rose-colored glasses, essie forever yummy, essie berry naughty. topped with seche vive which is VERY GLOSSY. also v fast drying.

so i think if you are intimidated by nail art but want a fun Halloween look, this is actually pretty easy bc if you’re going for “blood all over my nails” you don’t have to worry about it looking “nice” or anything so my technique:

1) well i do always use base coat, this time holo taco’s long lasting base

2) use a sheer pink intended for french manicures, there’s a bunch out there to choose from. apply 2 coats, and (this is v important!) wait for it to dry completely. if you don’t you’ll end up pulling it off or “wrinkling” it in the next steps

3) use a wedge shaped makeup sponge, paint some red polish on it, then dab it onto your nails with a focus on the top of your nail for opacity. wait for this to dry.

4) repeat step 3, but with a darker shade of red.

4,5) if you’re me, be unhappy with results, paint another layer of the sheer pink, attempt to do another gradient, then go back to layering the colors separately

5) apply top coat, which will immediately make any gradient nail art look much nicer sfdd

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[notesfromnowhere]

From Curiosity to Craft: How i learned to do Nail Extensions at Home.💅

Mastering nail extensions at home has been one of the most fulfilling and transformative experiences in my beauty journey. It all began when I enrolled in a cosmetology course in my hometown. My focus was on makeup, hair, and skincare, but I often observed other students practicing nail extensions. One day, they asked me to be their model. They only applied extensions on one hand, but that was all it took to spark my interest – I loved how polished and sophisticated my nails looked, and I knew I wanted to learn this art myself.

However, the cost of professional nail extension classes was beyond my budget. Determined to learn anyway, I turned to online resources and discovered a wealth of information. YouTube quickly became my primary teacher, offering tutorials from skilled nail artists. Pinterest provided endless inspiration, while Instagram Reels showcased creative tips and trending designs. Although TikTok was not available in India, these platforms offered me all I needed to start learning the basics of nail extensions and nail art.

Starting with Nail Art Basics I began by focusing on nail art as my starting point. Not only did it require minimal materials, but it was also a great way to develop steady hands, creativity, and an eye for detail. From color combinations to pattern designs, nail art helped me practice brush control and become familiar with nail anatomy. I enjoyed experimenting with small designs, which provided the perfect foundation before moving on to more advanced techniques.

Investing in Extension Supplies After saving up for a while, I finally purchased a beginner’s nail extension kit, which included nail tips, gel polish, acrylic powder, and other essential tools. I started with stick-on and press-on nails, practicing the process of application, shaping, and finishing. Each attempt taught me more about the importance of precision and patience, as even the smallest adjustments could make a huge difference. Practicing these steps gave me confidence and helped me build a steady foundation before I moved on to more complex nail extensions.

Advanced Training: Seeking Professional Guidance While online resources were excellent, I realized that certain advanced techniques—like acrylic overlays, gel extensions, and sculpting—were difficult to perfect without hands-on guidance. To improve, I reached out to a family member who had professional experience in nail artistry. Although she lived far away, I arranged a weekend visit and spent three days under her instruction. During this time, she taught me key techniques like sculpting, creating durable extensions, and layering for strength and style. This experience was a game-changer, as it allowed me to correct mistakes I didn’t even realize I was making and enhanced my skill level tremendously.

Perfecting the Craft After returning home, I practiced diligently, dedicating time each week to improve. I started creating full sets, experimenting with techniques like ombré fades, encapsulated glitter, and 3D accents. I joined online communities, where fellow nail enthusiasts shared tips, and found that feedback from other learners greatly boosted my confidence and skill. Gradually, my creations became more polished, and I could see the difference my persistence made with each set.

Final Thoughts Learning nail extensions at home has not only been a creative outlet but also a testament to the power of self-directed learning. What started as a curiosity has become a rewarding skill that brings beauty and joy to others. If you’re passionate about nail artistry, remember that with dedication, patience, and the right resources, you can achieve stunning results without stepping into a professional classroom. Whether it’s a new design or perfecting a technique, the journey is as enjoyable as the destination.

Some sets i did when i started learning.😁

Then i got a little better. 🤭

And this the latest set i did for my cousin on her birthday.💟

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[kieraoonadiy]

I know most of my content is sewing and crafts, but I do other things like drawing on occasion, and nail art.

This video teaches you how to get that fun yet very halloween vibe mani, step by step.

It's all visual, and there's no talking but it can help you so you can follow along to replicate the Marshmallow Ghostie look.

You do not have to use Holo Taco products, but I find the White and Black especially are the best out of any brand I've ever used to get this look.

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Art Tip: Common Mistake in Drawing the Hand

Credit: Miyuli

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Made a tutorial on my diy nail art palette, please go check it out?

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[arttsuka]

Instagram is so annoying with the recommendations. It doesn't know if I'm a man or a woman or neither so every week is a surprise with what it wants to show me