Display Your Nail Art With Flair
Posterboards, portfolios, and palettes are just a few display options that let your nail art sell itself.
by Suzette Hill
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Posterboards, portfolios, and palettes are just a few display options that let your nail art sell itself.
Newbies can use one stencil at a time to create fresh designs that are difficult to handpaint.
Eva Jenkins demonstratesTropical Flower nail art.
Lauren Wireman of Wildflowers Nails shows how to create a labradorite-inspired gem nail design using the brand's Color Shifting Chrome.
Sarah R shows how to create a pop art design using reverse stamping.
April Ryan created this Halloween nail design that features glitter, texture, and skull and rose charms.
Rio Nail Art, application of Glitter, Foils, Paw Prints, Zebra, Flower, Silver and Swirls from You Tube user ebeautyproducs.
Celria Cel (Brisbane, Australia)
Demonstration of Konad's Nail Art Stamping Kit by You Tube user mikolovesanime.
Lauren Wireman of Wildflowers Nails demonstrates how to create a beautiful lace design using Wildflowers Art Paints.