Fiery Watermarble

Hey Y'all! 

Today I have a little fire for ya! 

This was a random design I decided to do and I kinda like it! 

Here's how:

I started with a coat of Orly "Push The Limit" and taped my finger. You'll need a cup of room temp water. Mine is just tap water that I let out to sit while I get everythin else ready.

Then I start buildin my bullseye. I started with Orly "Fireball," Dare To Wear "Lemon Drop," and Orly "Push The Limit."

That's my full bullseye. The red wouldn't let anythin spread too far but it's big enough for one nail.

With my needle I drew from the middle to the side on both sides.

Then from the bottom of the cup to the top. just makin petal shapes in one direction. 

Next I drew back down each petal in a wiggly motion to create a flame like design.

Pick the part of the design you want and dunk your nail into it.

Use a qtip to clean up the entire surface of the water before pullin your nail out.

Remove the tape and use a small brush with acetone to cleanup the excess polish on the skin.

Use your favorite top coat to seal it all in. I use Salon Perfect.

And that's it!

Here's the video:

http://youtu.be/0a5RNlMDlgI

I hope y'all enjoyed this one! I really like the way my middle nail turned out gol. I wish more of the nails had turned out like it, but overall I still like this design.

If you get inspired by me use the tag #MagsyInspired on instagram so I can see.

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Neon Watermarble

Hey Y'all!

Today I have a neon watermarble for ya usin the new neon pop collection from Salon Perfect!

These new colors are so bright and fun! 

ugh I love the way these turned out!

Here's How:

Start with a cup of room temperature water. I use tap water, nothin fancy. I also taped around my finger and painted my nail with 1 coat of Salon Perfect "Sugar Cube."

Next I'm buildin my bullseye usin the new neon pop collection. 

"Oh Snap," "Copacabana Girl," "Mer-made Of Money," and "Purple Pop."

Continue buildin your bullseye til your happy. 

Then I took my needle and drew from the outside of the cup to the center.

Eventually creating petal like shapes by repeatin the previous step.

Pick the part of the design you want, line up your nail and slowly dip your nail into the water.

Clean up the entire surface of the water with a qtip and remove your nail.

There's the design on the nail.

Remove the tape and cleanup any big spots of polish on the skin with a qtip and acetone.

Then go in with a small brush and acetone and cleanup the cuticle.

Use your favorite top coat to seal it all in. I use Salon Perfect. 

And that's it! 

Here's the video:

http://youtu.be/gcvjm6P_fks

I love these sooooo much! I do not want to take these off ever! Who knows when I'll be doin my nails next cause I can't bear to take these off! The colors are so vibrant and hot! Just super fun to look down at my hands right now hahaha! 

Y'all should definitely go pick up this collection! 

If ya get inspired by me use the tag #MagsyInspired on instagram so I can see! 

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Blue Watermarble

Hey Y'all!

After a week of hardly no nails I am back with a watermarble! 

I'm so glad I had those swatches of Polishtbh to share with y'all since I was not feelin too good all week. I am finally feelin like I might actually truly be gettin better from this crazy illness. 

I've been plannin this watermarble since my last pink one I did and I'm so excited to finally have it done! 

Here's How:

Start with a cup of room temperature water, nothin special just out of the tap. Also prepped my nail with tape and 1 coat of Salon Perfect "Cold As Ice," pastel blue.

Begin buildin your bullseye in the water. The colors I'm usin are, Salon Perfect "Cold as Ice," Avon "Vibe/Impression," and Sephora Formula X "Omni." 

This is my finished bullseye.

Then I take my needle and draw from the middle to the edge of the cup on both sides.

Then I drag from one side to the other side of the cup alternating sides in a criss cross like pattern.

It will look like this when you're done.

Pick the spot of the marble that you want and line your nail up.

Dip your nail slowly into the water

Cleanup the complete surface of the water with a qtip.

Then remove your nail slowly from the water.

Take off the tape

and cleanup any excess polish on the skin with a small brush and acetone.

My accent nail is China Glaze "Seahorsin Around," a textured polish.

Use your favorite top coat on your watermarble. I use Salon Perfect.

And that's it. 

Here's the video:

http://youtu.be/dBL0tYCKulg

I just looooove how this turned out! I love how the polish turned out a little wiggly it adds so much to the design! It's so fun doin these one color marbles I might try other colors soon! 

If ya get inspired by me use the tag #MagsyInspired on instagram so I can see!

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~Maags

Pastel Water Marble

Hey Y'all!

Today I've got a fun pastel swirl water marble!

I used the whole Salon Perfect Spring collection!

sorry these pictures aren't the greatest my iphone camera is broken and I'm waitin on my replacement hopefully be fixed by this weekend! 

Here's How:

Start with a white base, I used Salon Perfect "Sugar Cube" and then taped around my finger for easier cleanup. Then you'll also need a cup with room temperature water. I just use warm tap water and let it sit out while i get everythin else ready. You'll need qtips and a needle or somethin to draw in the polish with. 

Then begin buildin your bulls-eye droppin one polish in at a time. 

That's my finished bulls-eye.

Then with my needle I drew from the middle of the cup out to each side.

Next draw a circle spiral pattern startin from the outside of the cup into the middle to create your spiral.

Here's my spiral.

Then dip your nail into the spiral

and cleanup the entire surface of the water with your qtip. It helps to blow on the polish a little to help it dry quicker.

Then pull your nail out of the water and there's the marble.

Remove the tape from your finger

and use a qtip and acetone to cleanup any big spots of polish on the skin.

Then I go in with my small brush and acetone to cleanup the cuticle.

Use your favorite top coat to seal it all in. I use Salon Perfect.

And that's it!

Here's the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MdDSzxEvg8

I hope y'all enjoyed this! It reminds me of those big spiral suckers I used to get as a kid. They used to take me weeks to eat them because they were so big gol.

I hate the quality of my pics but hopefully my new camera will be here in a few days and it'll be good as new! 

It's almost Easter! Do you have your mani planned?

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~Maags