Marble granite effect nail art

I`ll show you a few different colours granite effect.

First one is with effect turquoise ->

I used Bluesky gel polish 504+546 and Bluesky 501 for the french nails. The turquoise colour used is Bluesky QXG794.

Second one is with yellow ->

The dark brown polish is from the Cat Eye collection of Bluesky - QCM74.

For the base of the decorated nails I used Bluesky A115.

And the third one is in red ->

Again Cat Eye polish used here- QCM40.

Turquoise velvet flowers

Gel polish on natural nails.

I used Bluesky gel polish QXG794 as a base.

Then, using Bluesky 501, QXG794 and DC112 I painted the flowers and covered them with transparrent acrylic powder.

Turquoise gel polish with Palm trees

Gel polish over natural nails.

I used Bluesky gel polish QXG794 for the turquoise nails.

On the index and thumb nails I made a gradient between Bluesky A47 and QXG794 and then painted palm trees using blck acrylic paint.

Green & Mint Dotty

The green sand polish used is Bluesky gel polish SR38 'Turquoise Dream'.

On the index nails I applied Bluesky gel polish A47.

Same polishes used for the dots plus Bluesky stripping pen GP02 for the black dots.

Green sand gel polish & one stroke flowers

It looks more turquoise on the pics but it`s greener in person.

It`s Bluesky gel polish Sand SR38.

On two nails by hand I painted one stroke flowers.

Turquoise gel polish

This time the polish is on my natural nails ->

It`s a little more greener in person.

It`s gel polish from a chineese brand, but I fell in love with the colour and unfortunately, Bluesky don`t have that type of colour here, in my country.

I applied it in two coats and what I saw was that the polish doesn`t have a sticky layer. Hope it will be long lasting as Bluesky, because I used their base and top coat.

On the nail with the flower I used Bluesky gel polish 535 as a base and made a french with the turquoise polish. The flower is painted with the one stroke technique.

On the other decorated nails I used turquoise nail foil and decorated it with black acrylic paint.

Finished, as I said, with Bluesky gel polish top coat.

Turquoise French with opposite flowers

And another french design, this time in turquoise ->

For the french I used Kiko 342 and the decoration is made with acrylic paints.

You know this decoration with opposite flowers from the past :)

Finished with Poshe top coat.

Turquoise Feathers

It`s time to renew some old designs using real feathers. You can see my first tries with embedded feathers in the gel as you look at this post- Feathers.

Now we have them again, in turquoise colour ->

This time the feathers are with smaller dots on them and are embedded on the index and middle finger nail.

The turquoise colour polish used on the other nails is Gabrini Summer edition M106 applied in three coats.

Finished with Seche Vite top coat.

Turquoise Flowers

Good evening!

I decided to post another post only this time it`s with decorated nails.

This decoration might be familiar to you because I have it made in purple colour.

This time I used Kiko 342- turquoise colour polish to sponge on the tips and white and turquoise acrylic paint to make the one stroke flowers.

Finished with Seche Vite top coat.

In Turquoise

Me again. :)

This time the decoration you`ll see is something different from the Christmas designs I post recently.

It`s a flower decoration in turquoise colour and on long natural nails.

The design is inspired by another great nail artist- Tartofraises.

I changed some things on it as the colour used and the Swarovski crystals added.

The turquoise sand polish used for the non- decorated nails is from Kiko Sugar Mat collection No.637.

It`s applied in two coats.

The decoration is painted with acrylic paints over diagonal white french.

And as I said, I added a Swarovski crystal in the middle of each flower.

Sealed the decorated nails with Seche Vite top coat.

Turquoise Diagonal French

Hello!

The decoration you`re going to see now could be somehow familiar to you and that`s why because you`ve already seen it in another colour.

But this time is in my favourite colours- turquoise and mint ->

Nothing more to add if you`ve read the previous post except to tell you what polishes I`ve used here:

First I applied two coats of Kiko 342 for the diagonal french and then a coat of Aura 321- Techno over it to make the french sparkle.

Then I painted the lace and the flowers with acrylic paints. And covered all nails with Seche Vite top coat.

Here it is on another nails ->

Step by Step Turquoise Marble Nails

Hello!

I think I haven`t posted a Step by Step tutorial from a long time. That`s why I decided the Sunday post to be this exactly.

What I`ll show you now is how to recreate turquoise nails.

Step by Step Turquoise Marble Nails

What you`ll need for this mani is:

-turquoise colour polish, black polish, top coat, alcohol spray, a cup of water and something to clean around the nail at the end.

And here are the steps ->

1. Apply one or two coats from the base turquoise colour.

2. Pour a cup of warm water.

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3. Drop a drop of black polish in the water.

4. When the drop spreads in the water use the alcohol spray to spray over it.

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5. Put your finger in the water and use a stick to get the excess polish before you get your finger out of the water.

6. Clean the skin around the nail using a polish remover.

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7. Apply a top coat!

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Turquoise...again

Hello everyone!

The design I`m going to show you now is a little combination between this and this.

Theese are natural nails with gel overlay.

The turquoise polish I used again is Kiko 342.

And I think there is no need to explain you again how I make the mani if you`ve seen the other two.

Finished with Poshe top coat.