Flower of Life Sacred Geometry Nail Art

Today’s challenge prompt is geometric. I wanted to attempt some sacred geometry, and a quick Google search revealed that I would probably have the easiest time attempting a Flower of Life design. Of course, I knew it still wasn’t going to be a walk in the park, and not only was it not, but it was actively really super challenging! Getting those  petals even and spaced nicely was H-A-R-D!

I used the three creme shades from the new Deborah Lippmann Roar Collection for my color palette.

I began with a base of Deborah Lippmann She Wolf, a creamy taupe. The recipe was magnificent, coincidentally, went on easily and uniformly and secured in two coats.

Next, I included the freehanding with Deborah Lippmann Miss Independent (purple) and Respect (red). I mixed the two shades together in equivalent amounts of for the center of the nails where they meet.

Last year was the first year that included “geometric” as a prompt (changed from “tribal” to be more culturally sensitive). I chose a handpainted geometric gradient design similar in style to this one, actually!

Just a simple look for the “glitter” prompt today!

 I always do a glitter placement for this day of the challenge, and today is no different, though I didn’t go all-out like I usually do. Instead, I opted for a chic reflective pressed glitter gel manicure, and then layered a bold accent nail over the top.

This is a gel manicure, so I started with proper nail prep and a gel base coat.

 Next, I applied two coats of Presto Sordino to my nails, curing between each.

After I connected the second coat and cured, I took free sparkle and utilized a French brush to squeeze/clean the sparkle into the crude layer of my shading gel. For this situation, I went after Artiglio Willy, which I think worked wonderfully with the dim base.

The honeycombs were created using black polish and honeycomb vinyls from Love, Angeline. I wiped the dark over the vinyl to abstain from pooling, and afterward evacuated it to uncover the example. I set single bits of free silver hex sparkle in the focal point of every hexagon.

The nails are finished with gel topcoat.

• Wet N Wild Correction Tape
• Hand placed glitter party nails
• Midnight Mermaid glitter placement
• Glittery skull cameos

Floral print! I love a good floral and have been doing a lot of these varied-size daisies for clients lately.

 I chose to pop them onto a dull foundation with some smoky twirls of shading and wound up with these electric daisies. I've never been to the Electric Daisy Carnival, yet I envision these would fit in there, as well!

I started by polishing my nails with two coats of Salon Perfect Oil Slick and letting it set.

Next was the colorful smoky background. I mixed a few shades of Wildflowers Art Paints with some water to thin them out, then loosely brushed them on to my nails and let them dry. The shade I decided for this look are Kisses, Bright Blue, Pollen, and Pansy.

I painted on the white daisies with Formula X White Matter, then added the centers with the same art paints that I used in the background.

More floral prints for you!

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• Plumeria print nail art
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Methods Nail Essentials

If your nails weak, brittle and fragile, you should refer to the simple nail care steps in this article - this is certainly useful document for you.

In the US, around 20% of the population infected nails brittle and weak. 

Weak nails is defined as the nail by nail structured unwell. Brittle nails can be caused by environmental factors, lack of nutrients or other conditions. Psoriasis, Raynaud's disease and certain types of diseases related to lungs can also cause brittle nails. You can adjust a few steps weak nails manicure properly underneath. The same reference offline.

Biotin supplementation per day. 

Biotin proven very effective in the treatment of weak foundation.

Massage oil or cream nail hardening nail to nail and cuticle. Use a product that contains protein nail. Remove excess oil from the nails and cuticles with a damp cloth. Massage the nail and cuticle helps stimulate blood circulation and help nail nails under development. This should be done a few times / week.

Use a nail product is designed to help hard nails healthy. Use the type of product advertised prevent splitting, cracking and crumbling foundations.

Removing polish (nail color or nail transparent) with nail polish removal solution does not contain acetone. Acetone nail drying and makes them more brittle.

Cut the nails to prevent scratching cement checkered brittle nails. From nail biting habit or use nail as a screwdriver. These bad habits can make nails brittle, damage foundations and limited the growth of the nail.

Wear gloves when cleaning. The strong chemical in water dishes, sweeping the floor ... water will dry more nails, brittle nails more brittle and more. These chemicals are harmful to the skin around the nail (cuticle).

Hopefully with a few treatments a simple nail on here, you will overcome the unfortunate situation of its weak foundation and hope readers Nailzone always have healthy nails and nail owns the most fashionable form .