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VioletLeBeaux — Pretty Bornite Peacock Stone Nail Art Tutorial
Published: 2012-06-15 03:04:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 7773; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 154
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Just a quick nail art tutorial, I usually do videos of these but this seemed like more fun this time!I've discovered a way to make editing these tutorials much easier so there should be a lot more of them soon
Hope you enjoyed!
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Comments: 35
Thank you so much! I hope it works out well!
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You amke it look so eaisy! I'm trying it right now and I always take too much off when I blot! Do you have any tips?
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Maybe try just barely touching the tissue to the polish or trying a softer tissue. You could also try a sponge or let the polish dry a little more before blotting. Hope that helps!
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Wow! This is super lovely!
It seems as though you are doing a horrible job
on painting your nails, but it really is something
after you are done~
I'd like to try this out sometime soon~
A quick question.. Does this technique work on
other colours as well?
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Haha that's a good way to put it
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Oh, that's good to know then c:
I will try to pick polishes that dry quick
but not too quick.. I hope I can make it
work and look nice instead of a huge mess~
I'm sure it's going to be a huge mess instead
of something cute and quite unique
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Aww hopefully it works out ok! Good luck XD
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It's pretty, but it doesn't at ALL remind me of a peacock. Those are green and blue.
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Thank you! It's actually based on Bornite stone which is sometimes nicknamed peacock stone. They are generally blue, purple and pink sometimes with shots of gold, here's an example: [link]
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Oh wow, that's gorgeous. Those would make some very pretty jewelry.
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Nice tutorial! Very creative! Then end result looks sort of like mine with saran wrap
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Thank you! I'll have to go have a look through your gallery to see
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aah ca't wait to try out
awesome tutorial
1st layer needs to be dry right?
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It doesn't have to be very dry but it depends on how many layers of other colours you want to add over the top and how opaque those colours are. I like to do mine while it's still quite wet so it mixes into the other colours. It basically just needs to be opaque by the end ^_^
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OKAY
Gonna try it tonight ~ unless my maths keeps me from doing it
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Woohoo, good luck with this and your maths too!
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haha maths part 1 went ok part 2 went terrible
just like my nails
my layer took all my other layers with it when dabbing
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Oh no! Maybe try a thicker polish or wait until it's half dry then just dab very lightly, it should take some of the polish off so you can see the layer below it but not all ^_^
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You should give it a try, it's really easy!
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I probably will once I get paid.
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