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Turquoise nail art

2,237 views · Published 6 August 2015 · 1:23 · Indexed 28 October 2026

Channel: Demi Siriusly · 2015 · People & Blogs

It's been awhile since I posted a nail art video and I really felt like doing one so here it is...

I'm not comfortable with water techniques because I had a bad watermarble experience so I tend to avoid it but this was a tad bit easier for me.

If I've done something wrong then oh well the turn out was really pretty anyways!

Products/materials:

Turquoise base color:
I actually bought a polish I thought to be turquoise but I wasn't so I had to do some last minute thinking... So I painted my nails in white (China glaze "white on white") and with a small brush I got out my turquoise acrylic paint and painted over my white nails with that and top coated it! Thank ya baby Jesus for acrylic paint.

Latex barrier I used (I suggest using latex instead of the glue method because glue and water won't work very well... But if you're allergic to latex then use tape!):
Bliss Kiss Simply Peel Latex Skin Barrier (Patent Pending) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UB7WX3O/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_HC-Wvb7QGK0YG

Gold polish:
Wet n wild "Ready to Propose"

Black polish:
Wet n wild "Black Crème"

Rubbing alcohol worked well for me and I poured it into a spray bottle that I had and got from the Dollar Tree!

To take the extra polish out of the water I used a wooden cuticle pusher stick (it had all the extra polish from the other nails I did on it)

Room temperature water and I used no special water just my tap water!

Bowl

Top coat:
Seche Vite

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P.s. I do not tolerate rude comments. I'm not a perfect person so don't expect me to do things perfectly.