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American Apparel, gradient, Julie G, Milani, Nail Art, Pueen Cosmetics, rafriendlynailart, Sally Hansen, stamping, sugar-spun
Today I went with a fun, pink sugar-spun gradient. I cut my nails last night so this ended up being a little more difficult than I anticipated. I still like how it came out, though!
What do you think?
Base: Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Petal Pusher
Gradient: (tip to pinky) Milani Fast Fuchsia, American Apparel Neon Purple, Julie G Peep Toe Pumps
Stamping: Pueen Cosmetics plate PUEEN 77, Milani Fast Fuchsia
Hi, my name is Monica and I have RA.
the Rite of Aging...early 
I love this look! It looks awesome! 🙂
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Thank you so much!! 😀
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Love this. Can you tell me if there is a tutorial on how to do the sugar spun nail art please?
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Hi Christine, thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate the kind words. I personally do not have a video or pictorial tutorial but here is a great one from PiggieLuv https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqIpCrPlTPU (I could not find the first rainbow sugar-spun YT video I watched!)
A couple of tips from me personally, though: I put the nail polish blobs out before I apply my base color, that way, I am not waiting an extra 10-20 minutes for the polish to thicken. I prefer to use a toothpick as it picks up less product on the end than a dotting tool and I mix the polish puddle occasionally to make sure the polish is drying evenly.
I prefer the thicker strings so I do not wait for the polish to dry to that type of stringiness that most people prefer. However, since the polish is still wet and pretty gloopy I hold my nail about 1 inch away from the “puddle”.
Hope this helps! 🙂
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