Silver and Blue Reverse Glitter Gradient

Monday, July 21, 2014

Here's my last manicure for The Nail Challenge Collaborative. The theme for this month was to recreate your first four nail art designs. This is a simple reverse glitter gradient. I went with a neutral color scheme for the nails this time around and a glitter I don't usually use in a gradient too.

Silver and Blue Reverse Glitter Gradient Nail Art

I used OPI Stranger Tides on all the nails. For the reverse glitter gradient, I used OPI Save Me. Finished with Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Top Coat.

Silver and Blue Reverse Glitter Gradient Nail Art
Silver and Blue Reverse Glitter Gradient Nail Art

I'm not a big fan of bar glitters but surprisingly, I like OPI Save Me a lot. I think its because I'm liking how the silver, blue, and holographic bar glitters look together. What do you think?

24 comments:

  1. This is super pretty! I have never actually tried a reverse glitter gradient but I like the look a lot. Stranger Tides is such a cool color, too.

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    1. Thank you! You should give it a try then. Its just a different spin on the traditional glitter gradient nails and just as easy to create too.

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  2. I like that combo! I've never tried, but maybe I will soon!

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    1. Thanks Jennifer! I would love to see you do one too.

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  3. This is so cute! I love that glitter!

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  4. I agree, I'm usually not loving bar glitters, but I like this mani! What sorcery is this?

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  5. Pretty mani :) The glitter shows really well on the neutral shade..

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  6. I really like the way these came out! I love the neutral colors Stranger Tides is beautiful! I don't normally like bar glitter either but I think this glitter looks nicer than most bar glitter because they are shorter and smaller :)

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    1. Thanks! Yeah, I do think because the bar glitter in here is shorter, I like it a lot more too.

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  7. I can never get this technique right :(

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    1. I'm sure you can do it right. For me, I make sure to use a light hand when I first start the gradient and then I concentrate more glitter on the the area where I want it to be more dense.

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  8. Love to see reverse gradient too!!

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  9. I'm usually not a fan of bar glitters, but you're making me love this mani. The colors in this bar glitter are really pretty and they look great against the green base. :)

    ~ Yun

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    1. Thanks Yun! I know what you mean. I was not a big fan of bar glitters too but surprisingly, these turned out good.

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  10. I'm with you Lisa, I don't like bar glitter...but this mani is too cute!

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    1. I know! Surprisingly, these turned out great :)

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  11. Pretty gradient Lisa! I'm not that keen on bar glitter either but I do like this combination! :)

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  12. That is such a pretty glitter topper! I love it with the neutral base too!

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  13. Love this look, Lisa!

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