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<i>Allure</i>'s Nail Art Blog Favorites

Allure magazine compiled a list of it's favorite five nail art blogs.

by Staff
September 13, 2012
<i>Allure</i>'s Nail Art Blog Favorites

 

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Allure magazine's September 2012 issue featured its top five jaw-dropping nail art blogs.

NailPorn

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  • Known for:A wild roundup of designs created and selected by nail artist Sophy Robson. Her latest find is Japanese pro Disco Nail, who has a flair for detail and frills like big, dangling feathers.

Burgers and Nails

  • Known for: Beautifully painted nails holding hamburgers. You'll also find a few how-tos.

The Illustrated Nail

  • Known for: Lots of details and patterns by illustrator turned nail artist Sophie Harris-Greenslade. She's inspired by complex prints in fashion.

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Hey, Nice Nails!

  • Known for: A mix of elaborate and easy designs, many suitable for the office. Sisters Donne and Ginny Geer show looks Allure editors say they'd actually wear. Sometimes how-tos are featured, and if you request instructions, they'll comply.

Fleury Rose Nails

  • Known for: Complex, rhinestone-studded nails by manicurist Fleury Rose. In addition to her designs, she posts inspiration shots and behind-the-scenes photographs from shoots and TV shows she's worked on.

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