Glam up your nails...
Get the holiday season glam with your nails, and if you love to overlap glamour with sophistication and edginess, the result can be lethal. Make hearts skip a beat by mixing rich, bright and dark pigments and distributing the colour according to your mood. Mix up your nail colours for a fun, quirky look.
Stylish patterns which include polka dots, graphic lines and even animal prints are a perfect option to take into consideration when prepping your nails for a holiday party, so go asymmetric and play with your fave nail lacquer shades. Choose colours that work together with the rest of your look: why not use a contrasting colour on your eyes?
A relatively simple nail art design that exudes style and glamour can be easily achieved using a pastel nail polish and a bit of glitter. Silver and gold glitter are the most popular hues to experiment with but other hues will do just fine. Create a simple French-tip manicure using your favourite pastel hue or coat your entire nails with the colour and spice up the look of your nails by adding a little bit of glitter to the nails. A blinged-up manicure will always look glamorous, so experiment with a different manicure every week! Have you tried the Caviar Manicure? Apply the caviar-like pearls over the base coat for a 3D finish.
Easy-to-use and long-lasting, we guarantee you'll be instantly addicted. Experiment with tonal shades for a flattering look using a different colour on each nail. Apply polish in three neat strokes. Nudge brush towards cuticle and create a smooth stripe down the centre of the nail - sweep around and up to each side. Leave to dry. Add two shades of the same colour in diagonal stripes for a subtle nail art design.
For a modern twist this would work well with just one nail per hand. Use colours that go together tonally, but clashing colours also look strong.
This 50 Shades-inspired manicure is one of our favourite takes on the erotica trend that’s sweeping the nation.
Your options are limitless when it comes to your nails as are the techniques you can turn towards to achieve stylish nail art designs, so grab on to your favourite nail art tools, accessories and nail lacquer hues and let your imagination run wild. Choose to recreate the following designs exactly or add your own touch to the designs to achieve a unique manicure that will be all about you.A fade-out from one colour to another is pretty easy to achieve once you know how. Just use a little nail polish on a make-up brush and dab onto the tips of your nails.
Don’t underestimate the impact of a simple half and half two-colour manicure. These lilac and black nails are super-chic.
If you're not that much into edgy-vibe nail art designs, you can give your nails a more unique yet totally romantic, lady-like vibe by experimenting with softer hues and patters such as floral motifs and pretty polka dots. Pastel animal prints are too adorable, so choose to adorn all your nails with these stylish nail art designs or simply your ring fingers and/or your thumbs.
A relatively simple nail art design that exudes style and glamor can be easily achieved using a pastel nail polish and a bit of glitter. Silver and gold glitter are the most popular hues to experiment with but other hues will do just fine. Create a simple French-tip manicure using your favourite pastel hue or coat your entire nails with the colour and spice up the look of your nails by adding a little bit of glitter to the nails. A blinged-up manicure will always look glamorous, so experiment with a different manicure every week!
Asymmetric coloured nails are super popular as even if you coat your nails using various colours without any add-ons of special effects, your nails will have a bit of an edgy chicness that will attract plenty of attention. Pastel nail polishes are super popular and go beautifully together, so use your favourite pastel colours to achieve a different nail art style on each of the nails or if you're looking for a more subtle style, opt to create a different nail art style on your ring fingers and/or thumbs.
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