Nail Art Tutorial: Spring Time Greens

Hello People of the World! :)

I spent my weekend with my nails! On Saturday I went to a salon for my manicure and pedicure and went out with bare nails. The lady was too funny, she kept on asking who did my nails and how long I had it on. I said: "A week!" and she demanded: "Why do you want to remove them?" LOL I got so embarrassed because the other clients are looking at me already thinking that I'm a high maintenance whore who wants to change my nail polish weekly.

Well...it's true!

I love changing it weekly not because I want to look pretty, it's because I honest-to-goodness love doing nail art! I may not be great with it but hey! It's pure love and passion we're talking about! LOL

As seen in my previous post, I've bought a couple of new polishes but nothing inspired me to use them. I searched through my collection and found this polish I have and never used :) It's PERFECT for Spring and Summer! :) Hope you like it!

Step 1:

Apply 2 coats of lime green polish. I use Maybelline's Colorama in Neon green . Let dry.

Step 2:

Using my yellow nail art pen, apply a line over the tip of your nails. French Tip version.

You can stop here if you like it simple

Step 3:

Using any clear polish, apply it over the french tip Lime-yellow nails...

While wet, drop in dots for petals. Use any color you want. This is the fun part! Combining different colors and making it work :)

Step 4:

Use needle to drag the dots. If you're a reader of my nail art tutorial, you know why I do this step :)

Do this to both flowers :)

Step 5:

Add some extra "oomph" on the nail art :)

Step 6:

I like glittery nails, so I apply Elianto's Glitter polish over the nails.. Top with a top coat again.

This could be my version of St. Patrick Day Nails too!
But I find this more on a spring look! :)
I hope you like it!
Stay Happy!