I started with Barielle Welcome Ohm on my pinky and pointer nail. I dotted a black dot on each nail with Born Pretty Store Sweet Color black nail art liner. Use coupon code YCL91 for 10% off. For the rest of my nails, I have on Salon Perfect Sugar Cube. For the flowers, I dotted dots on each nail with Barielle Welcome Ohm and Barielle A Bouquet For Ava. I dotted and swirled white in each flower center with a toothpick. I added leaves using Barielle Do Unto Others with a toothpick and dotted black dots on the free white spaces. Finished with Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat.
I loved how this turned out but I'm a little bummed that I smudged the design a little when I applied the top coat. What do you think of this easy floral manicure?
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Easily pretty!!
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DeleteThis is so cute!! The colors work so well together, all a little muted but still stand out!
ReplyDeleteThanks Elin! :)
DeleteCan't see any smudge. I liked the moment I saw it :-)
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DeleteThis is great! I love the colour combination and the flowers look great! I love this reinvention! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the black dots and how swirly your flowers look. Great job Lisa! The colours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gio! :)
DeleteThis is so pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Justina! :)
DeleteWow!!! such a pretty nail art loved it <3
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DeleteThis is just too adorable! I love it so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stephanie! :)
DeleteSo pretty!! love the flowers :)
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DeleteCute! I've always wanted to do flowers but never tried because I can't draw... these seem like an easy alternative :) Thanks so much for posting the tutorial btw... I hate it when bloggers don't and I have to search for it lol
ReplyDeleteThanks and you should give this a try! It was very easy :) Haha your welcome. I find it helpful to link back to the source on where I got the inspiration from so I'm happy to hear you think the same.
DeleteWow! This is so beautiful and gentle!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Lisa! I love the way the flowers turned out, the look like vintage roses you would see on tea cups!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree Dani, they do look like that! Thanks! :)
DeleteVery pretty!
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DeleteI suck at roses. These look like something I should try!
ReplyDeleteYou should! They were so easy to do!
DeleteSuper cute!
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DeleteOoh, I was scared to try this rose look as I stink at freehand, but your instructions are very easy to follow and I may try! They look beautiful! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks! You should try it, it wasn't that hard to do :)
DeleteThose vintage roses are adorable ^_^
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DeleteThese are beautiful Lisa, and perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteI really love the way this turned out. It's really sweet and spring-like. I didn't even see the anything until you mentioned it, and even then, I REALLY had to look hard for it
ReplyDeleteThanks Manda! Haha, I guess I'm just super hard on myself :)
DeleteThis is so pretty! You're inspiring me to give some roses a try. :)
ReplyDeleteGo try roses Cynthia! You'll do great at it :)
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