Julep Polish in Cameron, Josephine & Judi c/o
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I’ve literally had people stop me and ask to see my nails since I applied this glitter gradient mani over the weekend! I doubt they would be as impressed if they knew how simple it was to do themselves! It’s as easy as painting stripes on a cosmetic sponge…that’s it!! And the best part about this nail art is that you don’t want it to look perfect, you want the colors to blend into each other…it’s literally impossible for this not to look awesome!
- Paint your nails white & let them dry (or use a quick dry top coat like Seche Vite).
- Generously paint your cosmetic sponge with the colors you’re using. I chose 3 shades, but you can choose as many or as little as you’d like (I wouldn’t recommend more than 4 unless your nails are really long).
- Stamp polish on sponge onto your nail.
- Repeat steps 2 & 3 on all 10 nails. Wait about 5 minutes for them to dry & do a second “coat”. (You don’t want to apply a second coat to each nail until the first coat is mostly dry because you might wipe it off in the process).
- Clean polish off cuticles with nail polish remover & seal with a top coat!
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Cute! The purple is bold but somehow the gradient tones it down and makes it more of a sophisticated look. You did a great job with your cuticle glitter cleanup, too. ๐
How do you line up 2nd coat?
Line up both the first & second coat with your cuticle. If you're using the same sponge with the same width stripes then it should come out the same
Gorgeous girl! I really need you to do mine haha!
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