Nail art has been in fashion these days and has been for some time. When people get into this trend, there is a tendency to go to salons and have it done by a professional. But the cost of doing it begins to accumulate and quickly. If you find it describes you, we have good news. There are several inexpensive ways to do nails at home. And you can be happy to see that the results are as good as you can get in the program.
Keep in mind, though, that as with anything else, nail art is a practice that does the right kind of thing. In other words, be prepared for the fact that your first attempts might not be as good. But the more you do it, the better off you will be. What's interesting is that it won't cost you an arm and a leg and several trips to the salon. With that said, let's get started.
Perhaps the most important thing you will use to make your own nail art is the brush. First you need to make sure that the brush works with acrylic paints. This is vital for your nail designs. Then, depending on the type of design you are going to create, you will need to make sure you have the correct brush. The two most used are details and strippers. Of course, this will depend exactly on the type of design you are applying to.
A bit of advice. Always clean your nail brushes before and after each use. If you are going to mix Polish colors you will obviously need more than a few and maybe even several brushes. Fortunately, these are not expensive at all and remember, give up on expensive salon prices. Check prices online and offline for comparisons.
You can even add stickers, decals, and little jewelry to your nails. Most of them are pre-made and are available at almost every nail and manicure store. You can almost always easily apply them with tweezers. However, make sure that once they have dried, put a clear nail polish sealer to lock them in place.
Basically it's about decorating your nails more than just plain nail polish. Here are some basic notions of nail art creation...
Keeping Nails Healthy: Healthy nails are prerequisites for nail art. Although it may seem strange to many, because the nails should be painted anyway, it is a fact that a smooth and transparent surface is essential for nail art. Therefore, clean and healthy nails would give your creative genius a much better effect.
Give a base coat - remember, it's almost like painting on a canvas. Therefore, before painting on the nails, it is essential to put on a base by applying a coat of nail polish. The color of this may be in keeping with your general conception of nail art. For the best effect, it is good to give a two-layer base coat instead of one. This gives it a glossy, shiny finish that is essential to any art.
Aftercare: After you've done your nail art, it's important to treat it because it tends to stain or peel off in case you're not careful. For this, you need to apply a thin layer of clear varnish so that it forms a protective layer. This would allow you to take care of your daily tasks without having to worry about wear and tear. Whenever possible, try to wear gloves when doing yard work or cleaning. Also, apply cuticle oil daily to keep your nails well hydrated.
Nail art is definitely a combination of beauty and art that has captured the imagination of today's generation around the world as more and more people experience it.
