Trend Alert: Marble Nails
Marble nails were in the spotlight at the 2021 American Music Awards.
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Jeannette Alfaro created this marble design, perfect for a special occasion.
Artisté ArtInk lets you create watercolor, tie-dye, and marbling effects with water-based nail inks. Use the provided Blending Fluid as an eraser or blender to disperse the layers of colors and create a variety of different patterns.
The weekly tutorials are designed to give you ideas, inspiration, and basically a nail wingman in the shadows to help make your job a little easier.
Indiana-based Wave Gel educator Tess Walters created this nail technique inspired by the acrylic dirty pour technique used when painting on canvas with acrylic paint.
Acrylic can be used for more than a classic French or a base for polish. The #notpolish hashtag on Instagram has become a popular way for nail techs to showcase amazing art created solely with acrylic powder. We asked skilled acrylic artists to share some of their favorite designs, tutorials, and acrylic tips.
Kokoist president Koko Kashiwagi created this marbled, jeweled design using Kokoist Gem Gel and gold foil.
Follow these steps to see how Paige Roy executed a marble nail art design,using gel.
Mimi Wilson uses a sponging technique to create a marbled manicure.
Diane Diaz offers a tutorial for a pastel marble manicure.
