Good Evening!!
Today's post has been a bit more delayed than I would have liked as we've been having trouble with our internet. Hopefully it's been fixed completely now, fingers crossed!
I decided to take a more abstract approach to my Autumn inspired nail art and ended up creating something that resembled some type of luxury tweed! Not quite what I planned but ended up loving it anyway :)
I
started this by painting all my nails in Butter London ‘All Hail The
Queen’, a beautiful shimmery pale taupe with delicate scattered holo. I absolutely love
this nail polish, its understated but elegant and has a fabulous formula!
I
wanted this manicure to be all about those lovely Autumnal colours so I decided
to use the dry brush technique. This involves wiping off most of the nail
polish and then dragging the brush across the nail, creating a textured effect.
I
started with Butter London ‘East End’ (mustard yellow), Essie ‘Peach Side Babe’
(bright peach) and Champneys ‘Chestnut’ (metallic bronze). Once I was happy
with the overall look, I added a bit of Missguided ‘Missmatch’ (bright orange)
here and there.
Then
I created a syrup gradient starting at the tips with Barry M ‘Birthday’ (white,
pink and purple small hex glitter in a dark pink, translucent base with purple shimmer). I
added a few more dry brush strokes in the above colours before topcoating with
Essie ‘Good To Go’.
I really enjoyed painting these as it didn't really matter if I made a mistake so it was rather relaxing! I also wore them for ages :)
Thanks for reading!
Kayleigh :)
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