@Ladiidelaghetto there really isn't a best brand, every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well – the colors I use are always listed in the information box. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying =)
I love your videos, they are amazing.. I have really short nails, so would water marbling work well on short nails, or would you suggest growing them out? :)
@hopemilam014 if you have short nails you just get less of the design, so it's very important where you dip your nail - check out my short nails marble with my mom as hand model for some tips =)
your channel has really helped me with my nails and new tips to do them.
you have been such a help , my question is -what gave you the idea to do a channel on nails like was it a passion for you or did a friend tell you also i waanna know which brand of nail polish is the best or you like thee most thx write back soon
@anniehotty5551 I had a few followers on my blog request tutorials, so I started my youtube channel =) I really don't have a favorite brand, I'll buy anything that has a color I like =)
@jade9540 Are you using room temperature filtered water? Also keep in mind that not all polish works - the brand doesn't really matter but every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
I really like this one because it's really pretty and glittery :)) and I also wanna say that I love all of your work and you have a really nice eye for water marbling and color selection
@ClemencePoesyfan101 Are you using filtered water? Also keep in mind that not all polish works - the brand doesn't really matter but every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
@lizettecutey An orange stick is a wooden manicure tool, basically a long pointy stick like a big toothpick =) You can use anything with a fine point that you don't mind getting polish on. They’re available most places that sell polish, usually stocked near the files & clippers
@LoveHorses88 no - There really isn't a best brand, every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
When I first started water marbling, my polish would always drop through the water and land as a tiny bead at the bottom. A friend of mine who also watches and loves your videos told me I was using to much water. I took her advice and cut styrofoam cups in half, minimizing the amount of water I used. Success! But then i see how much water you use. Do you think it makes a difference to how much water you use?
@TheGabice I don't think the depth of the water matters, although I do prefer asmaller surface area. Some polish sinks because it’s too dense, other times it is from dripping it from too high up, try to stay close to the surface of the water =)
@nadiarox100 if it's clumping it may be drying to fast, or you may be using too much polish. Keep trying different colors & maybe experiment with using fewer drops =)
Hey Colette! I just did mine and they came out really well! Thank you so MUCH for your awesome tutorials! Please don't stop making them, I really LOVE watching you work that polish! It's amazing the results you can come up with, I linked to your blog on my blog and hope that more ladies get into this because it's so much prettier then traditional polishing. One thing, how long do you let the polish set before attempting to remove the tape and cleaning up your skin? Thanks again!
@ThePamster the tape can be removed wet or dry, I usually wait until most of my fingers are dry just because I can be kind of clumsy LOL. For example when I do my left hand I'll just wait until I've done all the nails before I take any of the tape off & by the time I finish my thumb the other nails are dry - and then I will do clean up at that point also =)
When i´m doing the bulls eye it usually works now, when i have practised a bit but when im going to draw the pattern it comes like...water or something other between the colurs. What should i do?
@MyZozzo it sounds like if you're getting gaps in the polish with water showing your polish may be drying too fast - you just have to keep experimenting with different colors to find the ones that dry slowest =)
You have helped me learn to marble better so much with your vids! I watch them more than once and practice... and they are starting to turn out better every time! Instead of taping, I use liquid latex to cover the area around my nails, and it works REALLY nicely!
is it cheaper to get china glaze nail polish online? because at a sallys it is around 7 to 8 dollars!!! im trying konad also, so if you know if any good really thick nail polishes let me now
@enjigirl it is cheaper at Sallys if you sign up for their card (which is only $5.00 & then you get a $5 coupon), but it's still cheaper online, although then you usually have to pay shipping =) I do track which normal polish I've used sucessfully for Konad on my spreadsheet that's linked on my blog
and I tried this..but the colors don't lok the same..i mean..in the nailpolish it looks like thick colors and when i i do the marble thing and get it on my nails it looks soft..like pastel..
instead of using the manicure stick that you use, i just use a piece of uncooked spaghetti split in half. it works SO WELL. (and spaghetti is easy to get haha)
Hi!!! i've been following your work a lot and i'm actually gettin good at this (not as gd as urs though) :) ...hopefully i can post a slideshow of my work so far...i got a ques though...how do u know what background to use? Sometimes i see some lovely colours and when i try them they r way too light...then i try diff backgrounds and i cant get the natural colour of the polish that i want...please help!!! thank u much :)))
@BrinnasayWHATT no - every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
holy crap...what did you do? run out the second they released them and buy them all????? you are my friggin' hero. i wish I had the time and cash to do that. damn! those colours have not even been released here yet -- sheesh.
Something you may want to try for a water-marbled, truly holographic look... Try using high-contrast colors to do a base coat, then put a coat of a sheer linear holographic polish on top. I've done this with basic patterns using black and white and it comes out absolutely beautiful. It's almost a hidden pattern. Lots of fun!
@SimpleLittlePleasues Awww, thank you! You can actually see a pic of it at my blog. The photo I have is using Sally Hansen Nail Prisms in Purple over basic black and white. I'd love to see a linear holo over a water marbled design, though! I haven't quite figured that one out yet!
My post is at layniefingers.blogspot.com under the tag "Hidden Nail Art." YouTube doesn't seem to want to accept a url.
i love this! it does use alot of nail polish, but my favorite one to do are the side flowers :-) i have to do them kindof small cuz i have about a centimeter free edge but i still love trying these and i love your videos!
hola te quedaron hermosas ;mi pregunta es cada vez que quiero hacer no me habre el barnis son contadas las veces q, me sale lo que pasa es q, dejo caer la gota desde arriba sera por eso que no habre por que me queda el barniz amontonado
@79mavs está utilizando agua filtrada? También tenga en cuenta que no todas las obras polaco - cada color es diferente en el agua y sólo se necesita una gran cantidad de ensayo y error para encontrar los que funcionan bien. ¿Quieres uno con buena pigmentación, tal vez un poco en el lado grueso, pero lo suficientemente delgada como para goteo y, sobre todo, de secado lento =)
@SimpleLittlePleasues i love this i am so jealous of ur skill also i subscribed
tata2517 42 minutes ago
what brand of nail polish is best to use ?? btw i love that design =)
Ladiidelaghetto 1 day ago
@Ladiidelaghetto there really isn't a best brand, every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well – the colors I use are always listed in the information box. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 1 day ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues thanks=)
Ladiidelaghetto 1 day ago
Where do you get the nail polish? I got mine from my barber shop person! She lets me have all the china glaze! so where did you get your nail polish
funny10140 2 days ago
@funny10140 I usually get china glaze from sallys, ulta or online =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 days ago
Woman?
Inyourfacebro 1 week ago
@Inyourfacebro obviously, I show my face in many vids
SimpleLittlePleasues 1 week ago
@Inyourfacebro This is what i call an ignorant comment -_-
razzberry2013 6 days ago
Most of the times when I do water marble when I draw my design the polish spreads and ruins everything any idea
Sam35276 2 weeks ago
@Sam35276 I'm not sure I understand your question - the polish should already have spread before you do your design ?
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 weeks ago
Oh gosh! mines always mess up :(
ManiSparks 1 month ago in playlist Water Marble Tutorials
I love your videos, they are amazing.. I have really short nails, so would water marbling work well on short nails, or would you suggest growing them out? :)
hopemilam014 1 month ago in playlist Water Marble Tutorials
@hopemilam014 if you have short nails you just get less of the design, so it's very important where you dip your nail - check out my short nails marble with my mom as hand model for some tips =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 1 month ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues Thank you so much! :) I am going to try it later! :)
hopemilam014 1 month ago
Love your work Collette im subscribed and your my idol love you you got me into water marbling and i love it so thanks
DazzlingSilence 1 month ago
Did you paint your nails white first? Love your tutorial, gonna try it out for the first time!
clarisse420 1 month ago
@clarisse420 yes, although it doesn't have to be white I always recommend a base color =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 1 month ago
Thanks and Happy NEW YEAR 2012
zottelmischel 2 months ago
dear colette,
your channel has really helped me with my nails and new tips to do them.
you have been such a help , my question is -what gave you the idea to do a channel on nails like was it a passion for you or did a friend tell you also i waanna know which brand of nail polish is the best or you like thee most thx write back soon
anniehotty5551 2 months ago
@anniehotty5551 I had a few followers on my blog request tutorials, so I started my youtube channel =) I really don't have a favorite brand, I'll buy anything that has a color I like =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
and the colors are not spreading :(((
TheDooooodyyyyy 2 months ago
hi dear whats up :)
i follow the steps in the video but it didnt work at all . i brought mineral water and didnt work pleaaaaseeee advise me ASAP :)
TheDooooodyyyyy 2 months ago
@TheDooooodyyyyy unfortunately all colors work - mineral should be pretty similar to filtered, but was it room temperature?
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues yup it was at room temperature :)
TheDooooodyyyyy 2 months ago
@TheDooooodyyyyy then it's probably the polish, it takes a lot of trial & error to find the best ones =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues thankkk youuuuuuuuuuu , and happy new year to you and ur family have fun :)
TheDooooodyyyyy 2 months ago
how many nail polishes do you have ..?
chunkeymonkey742 2 months ago
@chunkeymonkey742 over 1600 bottles
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
u make ur nail polish drop quickly mine takes 30 secs to drop...how do u do it
marrom71 2 months ago
@marrom71 it just has to do with how much polish you get on the brush =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
Soo i know your nails are real, but im curious, what brand of acrylic nails would you reccomend?
ashleighobrien27 2 months ago
@ashleighobrien27 I have no idea what brands there even are LOL =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
@ashleighobrien27 I wear acrylic nails and I would reccomend kiss
TheBestShowOnEarth1 2 months ago
there is only water ?
Mllenut 2 months ago in playlist Water Marble Tutorials
@Mllenut room temperature filtered water =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
do you have to use a base coat for this
1MissSassy 2 months ago in playlist More videos from SimpleLittlePleasues
@1MissSassy it’s not required, but I always recommend a base coat & also a base color because it helps the marble colors be more opaque & vibrant =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
how is it possible that you have everywhere totaly perfect design? If I iry it it's not so much cute as yours!;o)
angelsandy666 2 months ago
@angelsandy666 I have a lot of practice =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
You are touching water that drips? (:
THEnextGIRLofBIEBER 2 months ago
@THEnextGIRLofBIEBER I'm not sure I understand your question, but it's the polish that drips =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues
Google Translate: \
You touch the water? D:
THEnextGIRLofBIEBER 2 months ago
@THEnextGIRLofBIEBER not with the brush no, the polish should drip off of the brush by itself =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
Can you please do a purple water marble for me please?
PrincessGirl516 2 months ago
@PrincessGirl516 I have several marbles that use purple & an all purple one in my addicted to color series =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 2 months ago
Amazing!
missbistouri 3 months ago
i tried this but the colours dont spread out as much. any advice?
jade9540 3 months ago in playlist More videos from SimpleLittlePleasues
@jade9540 Are you using room temperature filtered water? Also keep in mind that not all polish works - the brand doesn't really matter but every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 3 months ago
Where did you get the tronica collection(Or watever that collection is called]? Was it limited edition?
naildesigner50 3 months ago
@naildesigner50 i got it at sallys but it was limited edition =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 3 months ago
Awesome
misszaria24 3 months ago
its so weird how the colours on the water are light but when its on your nail it looks darker i wish we could be friends
guyanaman232 3 months ago
which nailpolish drys slower?
guyanaman232 3 months ago
@guyanaman232 the colors I use are always listed in the information box - other than that you just have to experiment & see =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 3 months ago
Looks awesome!
missprincesspeach15 3 months ago
That is so super cool
ericalonabffl 3 months ago
This is the most beautiful design you've ever made :)
MsLiSaSam 4 months ago
how did you start this?
minniimunnsterr 4 months ago in playlist More videos from SimpleLittlePleasues
@minniimunnsterr some of my blog followers requested I do some tutorials so I made a channel =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 4 months ago
I really like this one because it's really pretty and glittery :)) and I also wanna say that I love all of your work and you have a really nice eye for water marbling and color selection
TheGoody2choos 6 months ago
thumbs up if you cannot see the dislike bar! :D
ksann10 6 months ago
*toes*
syqadelic 6 months ago
@syqadelic yes, although I haven't tried it myself =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 6 months ago
Can u do this with jet es
syqadelic 6 months ago
it does't work 4 me thx for nothing
xx
ClemencePoesyfan101 6 months ago
@ClemencePoesyfan101 Are you using filtered water? Also keep in mind that not all polish works - the brand doesn't really matter but every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 6 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues whats filterd water is from a bottle or tap and cud it B the polish i use
ClemencePoesyfan101 6 months ago
@ClemencePoesyfan101 I get mine from a Brita pitcher. It could be the polish also =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 6 months ago
@ClemencePoesyfan101 yeah thx
ClemencePoesyfan101 6 months ago
@ClemencePoesyfan101 Doesnt work for me either.. :(
Alijjzz15 6 months ago
Stunning
MrJew25 6 months ago
Do u think if you shake the polish it will interfere of how it spreads?
sweetnatti412 7 months ago
@sweetnatti412 not how it spreads, but you can get bubbles if you don't give it time to settle =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 6 months ago
do yhu have to use china glaze?! or any yhud like??
GenesisSuperStar 7 months ago
@GenesisSuperStar You can use any brand, although not every color works =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 7 months ago
I Tried using Kleancolor Nail Lacquer i bought it in jewelry box and it doesn't work
im going to try diffrent ones case all i have is nail polishes from jewelry Box :?
23greenqueen 7 months ago
@23greenqueen also be sure to use filtered water - You can use any brand of polish, although not every color works =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 7 months ago
It looks soo cute >"<
TheMusKeeTo 7 months ago
CAN YOU PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO A NAIL POLISH COLLECTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PurplePandaGirl357 7 months ago
@PurplePandaGirl357 There are some pics on my blog =) I don’t know when I’ll get to a vid
SimpleLittlePleasues 7 months ago
That was wicked! I'm so going to try this some day. I was just amazed when you pulled your nails out of the water. Wow!
LooseEndsTiedInKnots 7 months ago
Can you use this technique with one color also, and have good (dark) results?
laurkr 7 months ago
@laurkr I kind of doubt it - that's why I always use a base color when marbling, otherwise the results are usually very sheer =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 7 months ago
Gorgeous colors :)
chipnchadrox321 7 months ago
Thank u
cutenail100 8 months ago
@Simple Little Pleasure witch store can you get china glaze at
cutenail100 8 months ago
@cutenail100 it's available at Sallys, Ulta & online =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 8 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues I try it but my colours did not spread what are the names of the nail polish that you use ?
dalena533 7 months ago
@dalena533 they're all listed in the information box =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 7 months ago
so instead of a clear code for your base you use the Wet "n" Wild French White does that help
7890joanna 8 months ago
@7890joanna I use a base coat also, but a solid base color helps the marble colors be more opaque & vibrant =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 8 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues thank you =)
7890joanna 8 months ago
do you have to put scotch tape on your skin surrounding your nail?
loveeforeverr19 8 months ago
@loveeforeverr19 no, but it's a lot messier if you skip it =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 8 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues oh okay. thanks for all your help (:
loveeforeverr19 8 months ago
are your nails real ?
midnightzippo123 8 months ago
@midnightzippo123 yes, my nails are natural =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 8 months ago
@sonidera98 umm, I don't think most dad do their nails LOL ... what would you consider father's day themed?
SimpleLittlePleasues 8 months ago
why orange stick? it's not orange and where do you get it? :))
lizettecutey 9 months ago
@lizettecutey An orange stick is a wooden manicure tool, basically a long pointy stick like a big toothpick =) You can use anything with a fine point that you don't mind getting polish on. They’re available most places that sell polish, usually stocked near the files & clippers
SimpleLittlePleasues 9 months ago
how come your polish moves so easily when you touch it ??
MrsBieber4ever2098 9 months ago
@MrsBieber4ever2098 part is the filteed water, the rest is just finding the polish that dries very slowly =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 9 months ago
OMG those 4 are EXACTLY my favorite colors<3 love this ^ ^
MySweetCherryBlossom 10 months ago
@MISScrazy915 I usully just dip them out with the orange stick =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
Why white nails? :)
yelloowkid 10 months ago
@yelloowkid it helps the marble colors be more vibrant =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
Love it!!
MissSweetChar 10 months ago
@LoveHorses88 no - There really isn't a best brand, every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
When I first started water marbling, my polish would always drop through the water and land as a tiny bead at the bottom. A friend of mine who also watches and loves your videos told me I was using to much water. I took her advice and cut styrofoam cups in half, minimizing the amount of water I used. Success! But then i see how much water you use. Do you think it makes a difference to how much water you use?
TheGabice 10 months ago
@TheGabice I don't think the depth of the water matters, although I do prefer asmaller surface area. Some polish sinks because it’s too dense, other times it is from dripping it from too high up, try to stay close to the surface of the water =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
@justcommenting11 it's on my to-do list, but I do have some pics up on my blog =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
Where do you get your orange sticks???
THEBTRFANCLUB 10 months ago
@THEBTRFANCLUB They’re available most places that sell polish, usually stocked near the files & clippers =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
mine always come out in a big clump? does that mean im doing something wrong??
nadiarox100 10 months ago
@nadiarox100 if it's clumping it may be drying to fast, or you may be using too much polish. Keep trying different colors & maybe experiment with using fewer drops =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues Ohh..Okayy! Thank you soo much! I love your videos by the way(: I always come here for my nail designsssxD<333
nadiarox100 10 months ago
Hey Colette! I just did mine and they came out really well! Thank you so MUCH for your awesome tutorials! Please don't stop making them, I really LOVE watching you work that polish! It's amazing the results you can come up with, I linked to your blog on my blog and hope that more ladies get into this because it's so much prettier then traditional polishing. One thing, how long do you let the polish set before attempting to remove the tape and cleaning up your skin? Thanks again!
ThePamster 10 months ago
@ThePamster the tape can be removed wet or dry, I usually wait until most of my fingers are dry just because I can be kind of clumsy LOL. For example when I do my left hand I'll just wait until I've done all the nails before I take any of the tape off & by the time I finish my thumb the other nails are dry - and then I will do clean up at that point also =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 10 months ago
Your videos are so relaxing! I had one of the worst days EVER, then I watched your video, now I feel all better haha
Bellabeastbeauty 10 months ago 11
After you take your nails put of the water, how long should you wait to apply a topcoat?
chamberlainlockett 11 months ago
@chamberlainlockett just a few minutes, long enough for the design not to smear when you apply it =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
Hello!
question here!
When i´m doing the bulls eye it usually works now, when i have practised a bit but when im going to draw the pattern it comes like...water or something other between the colurs. What should i do?
xoxo
MyZozzo 11 months ago
@MyZozzo it sounds like if you're getting gaps in the polish with water showing your polish may be drying too fast - you just have to keep experimenting with different colors to find the ones that dry slowest =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
You have helped me learn to marble better so much with your vids! I watch them more than once and practice... and they are starting to turn out better every time! Instead of taping, I use liquid latex to cover the area around my nails, and it works REALLY nicely!
OriginalWacky 11 months ago
what do you use for the liquid? is it just water? i tried hot, water and cold water and it wouldn't do the spreading out thing :(
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
@MoonDreamofA it's room temperature filtered water =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues oh okay :p i guess i was making to cold, and to hot, but it makes a weird film type stuff at the top. i'll try again :)
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
hola ¡¡ soy de mexico y todas tus uñas me encantan tengo un negocio de uñas y esta tecnica ha sido un exito
paola1979100 11 months ago
is it cheaper to get china glaze nail polish online? because at a sallys it is around 7 to 8 dollars!!! im trying konad also, so if you know if any good really thick nail polishes let me now
enjigirl 11 months ago
@enjigirl it is cheaper at Sallys if you sign up for their card (which is only $5.00 & then you get a $5 coupon), but it's still cheaper online, although then you usually have to pay shipping =) I do track which normal polish I've used sucessfully for Konad on my spreadsheet that's linked on my blog
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
I love your videos! I learned how to water marble by watching you :)
TheOneYouNeverKnew19 11 months ago
mine will never be as good as yours!
FadingAwayxo 11 months ago
Seems like the hardest part is taping.
DancingChakra 11 months ago
@DancingChakra it is a little tricky, but not too bad once you get the hang of it =) Check out my taping tutorial under the Tips & Tricks playlist
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
can u use your natural finger nails?
delareeseluke 11 months ago
@delareeseluke my nails are natural =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
Do you have acrylic on your nails? or its natural
sweetypiesmc1 11 months ago
@sweetypiesmc1 my nails are natural =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
Do You always Have To Prep Your Nails With Another Colourr?
DuhhILovezYhew 11 months ago
@DuhhILovezYhew you don't have to, but it helps the colors to be more opaque & vibrant =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
I LOVE YOUR NAILS!
and I tried this..but the colors don't lok the same..i mean..in the nailpolish it looks like thick colors and when i i do the marble thing and get it on my nails it looks soft..like pastel..
do i need to use a bigger drop of nailpolish?
suxaniita 11 months ago
@suxaniita bigger drops, or more drops - or a smaller cup will also help the colors to be more intense =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
how do you store your polishes?
MissFroTastic 11 months ago
@MissFroTastic I have some in plastic shoeboxes (those I haven't worn yet) but the majority of my stash is in 3 Helmer units (from Ikea) =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
instead of using the manicure stick that you use, i just use a piece of uncooked spaghetti split in half. it works SO WELL. (and spaghetti is easy to get haha)
somethingeasy2spell 11 months ago
lol i LOVEEEEEEEEEEE you videos this look is SOOOO CUTE! <3
xxmissashleyxx 11 months ago
Hi!!! i've been following your work a lot and i'm actually gettin good at this (not as gd as urs though) :) ...hopefully i can post a slideshow of my work so far...i got a ques though...how do u know what background to use? Sometimes i see some lovely colours and when i try them they r way too light...then i try diff backgrounds and i cant get the natural colour of the polish that i want...please help!!! thank u much :)))
wellsrachael 11 months ago
@wellsrachael I always experiment beforehand, I usually use white or one of the marble colors =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
i love your videos i love doing this and i got the idea from you thank you i get so many compliments thank you so much
dyeralicinerin 11 months ago
does this work with any nail polish ?
BrinnasayWHATT 11 months ago
@BrinnasayWHATT no - every color is different in the water & it just takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work well. You want one with good pigmentation, maybe a little on the thick side but thin enough to drip & above all slow-drying. HTH =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
holy crap...what did you do? run out the second they released them and buy them all????? you are my friggin' hero. i wish I had the time and cash to do that. damn! those colours have not even been released here yet -- sheesh.
tokenbabe 11 months ago
@tokenbabe Hehe, it was a happy accident when I stumbled on them - it did take me 3 Sallys to find all 12 =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
Something you may want to try for a water-marbled, truly holographic look... Try using high-contrast colors to do a base coat, then put a coat of a sheer linear holographic polish on top. I've done this with basic patterns using black and white and it comes out absolutely beautiful. It's almost a hidden pattern. Lots of fun!
thelaynie 11 months ago
@thelaynie sounds gorgeous!
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues Awww, thank you! You can actually see a pic of it at my blog. The photo I have is using Sally Hansen Nail Prisms in Purple over basic black and white. I'd love to see a linear holo over a water marbled design, though! I haven't quite figured that one out yet!
My post is at layniefingers.blogspot.com under the tag "Hidden Nail Art." YouTube doesn't seem to want to accept a url.
thelaynie 11 months ago
@thelaynie it's beautiful - I would probably top with purple of course, at least my first time =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
wow it looks great, I love that shinny colors
christinNAIL 11 months ago
that's amazing! did you come up with this technique by your self? or did you learn it some where?
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
@MoonDreamofA I read about it on several blogs before I started doing it myself =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues that's good that your updated :) does this technique work with all nail polish? or just china glaze?
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
@MoonDreamofA any brand, but not necessarily every color =) It takes a lot of trial & error to find the ones that work best.
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues well, life is like that :p trial and error. do you work as a nail art person? (manicurist-person?)
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
@MoonDreamofA no, my day job I'm in HR =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues I'm sorry but what is an HR?
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
@MoonDreamofA human resources =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
@SimpleLittlePleasues Isn't that ambulance stuff? (i'm sorry i'm only 15, i don't know alot of jobs :P ) i clean stuff for my job!
MoonDreamofA 11 months ago
@MoonDreamofA LOL no, human resources department at most jobs handles payroll & employee benefits, stuff like insurance & 401k =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago
i love this! it does use alot of nail polish, but my favorite one to do are the side flowers :-) i have to do them kindof small cuz i have about a centimeter free edge but i still love trying these and i love your videos!
d92Minnesota 11 months ago
hola te quedaron hermosas ;mi pregunta es cada vez que quiero hacer no me habre el barnis son contadas las veces q, me sale lo que pasa es q, dejo caer la gota desde arriba sera por eso que no habre por que me queda el barniz amontonado
79mavs 11 months ago
@79mavs está utilizando agua filtrada? También tenga en cuenta que no todas las obras polaco - cada color es diferente en el agua y sólo se necesita una gran cantidad de ensayo y error para encontrar los que funcionan bien. ¿Quieres uno con buena pigmentación, tal vez un poco en el lado grueso, pero lo suficientemente delgada como para goteo y, sobre todo, de secado lento =)
SimpleLittlePleasues 11 months ago