Day 95: Easter Sunday Nail Art
Nail artists share their Easter designs.
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Nicola Smith, The Nail & Beauty Lounge, Leyland, England
Michelle Bouma, Splendid Nail Creations, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada
Celebrity manicurist Michelle Saunders demonstrates how to create a tribal french manicure. Recreate this essie inspired nail art look with these steps using Essie colors lapiz of luxury, russian roulette, and go overboard:Step 1: Hydrate with apricot cuticle oil.Step 2: Clean then prep nails with an essie base coat. Step 3: Apply 2 coats of lapiz of luxury down the middle of each nail. let dry.Step 4: Swipe russian roulette from side to side creating a triangle at the cuticle.Step 5: Paint a french tip with go overboard. Step 6: Shine + seal with an essie top coat.
Manicurist Hatsuki Furutani worked with a large team with director Mizuki Kawano and Producer Yuna Takayama to create this magnificent stop-motion animation on nails. "We printed three-dimensional artificial nails by importing the animation data into the “ProJet 660 Pro” full color 3D printer. A total of 521 nails were produced by the printer, the thinnest parts measuring only 0.56mm," says the team. "We attached and replaced the nails to an actual human hand, and filmed frame by frame." The video is purely a stop-motion animation without use of computer graphics. You Might Also Like: Nail Art Animation Featuring the Kia Picanto Car
NAILS editors Beth Livesay and Sigourney Nuñez met up with manicurist, salon owner, and polish creator Jin Soon Choi in Los Angeles.
Victoria Steen, Salon Social, Pensacola, Fla.
Balance things out with large or small checks.
In January of last year we introduced our #31NAILS2014 game where we challenged participants to complete a different nail art theme every day and share it on social media. We asked Shannon Rooney (@seriouslynails) of Las Vegas and Kelly McNair (@kikiandcompany) of Toledo, Ohio, about what it took to produce a new nail design for almost every day of the year.
This video shows you how the Tat'z Nail'z nail art image printer can print designs onto virtually any nail surface.
Tamara Hernandez, Nails by Tamara, Alberta, Canada
America’s Beauty Show 2015 ended last Monday in Chicago, but the nail art is still fresh on our minds. While there was virtually every color of hair imaginable on the show floor, nail artists took it to the next level by bedecking their nails to show dazzling results.
Rosa Vargas, Palm Springs,Fla.
Karla Rochelle, Pampered Hands and Feet, Chicago
Lenia Teal, Allure Nails and Lash Extensions, Pacific City, Ore.
Essie did the nails for three of the Paris Fashion Week shows.
Cynthia McKenzie-Cook, Modish Nails by Cynthia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada