Water Marble Nails Cup

Although you don t get to be as specific with the design as you would with a 1 2 finger dip it still saves loads.

Water marble nails cup.

This step is time sensitive since nail polish can dry so don t over think the pattern. To create a marble nail effect using water start by filling a cup with room temperature water and dripping 1 drop of nail polish onto the surface of the water. Add the nail varnish to the cup. A bowl or cup of water.

First things first let s touch on what water marble nails actually are. I picked mine up at my local dollar general and it was only a dollar. Quickly use your toothpick to swirl the polish around. You also need something rather large to dip the cup so a larger glass bowl if you have one will work fine.

Check out my new favorite diy it s so easy and seriously addictive. Cut them up into pieces so that they fit your nail. First fill your container with hot water. Gently tap the handle of the brush until the varnish drips into the water.

Strat by dropping 3 5 drops of one color of nail polish into the bowl of water. With the nail polish bottle very close to the surface pour a drop or two of polish into the water. Add a second colour in the same way into true middle of fat colour. How to make marbled nail polish mugs.

Then add a few more drops of another color nail polish to create a bulls eye pattern on top of the water. The nail polish dries very fast on the water so the hotter the better. Fill the container halfway with hot water hotter is better. Start adding the 3 nail polish colors into the bowl of water in concentric circles.

It s a nail art technique where you place drops of nail polish into a cup of water to create a beautiful swirl of color on the surface that will. Carry on the pattern in this way. Don t forget to subscribe for new vids every m w f http bit ly sub2moms thank you for. Pour your nail polish into the water.

Hold it 1 cm above the centre of the waters edge. Oh and the more colors the merrier. Yeah woohoo i finally managed to do a five finger at once water marble nail art. Wait for it to completely dry and place it on a paper towel.

Rather than simply being called tie dye nails gibson tuttle says the name is a nod toward the process used to create them. Hold the nail polish bottle close to the water otherwise the drops will fall to the bottom instead of resting on the surface. Use a toothpick and create lines in the pattern from the outside to the inside. Once the nail polish touches the water it will start to set and the heat will slow the process.