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The Kirsty Meakin French Ombre
DescriptionHi everybody In my opinion, this is the easiestx gel polish, French ombre ever, so lets get cracking, with the knacking. Andrea’s still got her natural nails and they’ve had an infill, she’s got some acrylic on for strength, not length, it’s all natural. I’m going too start with a layer of base coat and I’m actuallMore
Hi everybody
In my opinion, this is the easiestx gel polish, French ombre ever, so lets get cracking, with the knacking.
Andrea’s still got her natural nails and they’ve had an infill, she’s got some acrylic on for strength, not length, it’s all natural.
I’m going too start with a layer of base coat and I’m actually going to show you two ways to do this. The first way, I’m going to start with white, and paint the free edge half of the nails, and then I’m going to take a transparent pink for the other half. I’ll then use my Fay’d ombre brush to blend those together. I’m going to wipe off the excess from my brush and then tap the two colours together to get a really smooth blend. I’m going to use Nikki again and paint the whole nail with a really thin coat and pull off the excess from the tip with the Fay’ brush. I’m going to finish with a later of Poltergeist which is a very transparent white. I’ll then top coat that so it doesn’t get dusty while I do the other nails.
The second way is even easier, I’m just going to use the White Out and blend that back onto the dry nail. Drag the product up, wipe off your brush and then pat the colour to blend it out. I’ll then do the same layering as before, one layer of Poltergeist and then one layer of Nikki, just to show the difference. I’ll finish that with Top Coat and then do the rest of the nails. The two techniques look very similar, one is slightly pinker and the middle finger has a bit of a smoother blend.
I’m going to fini
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