Christmas Glamour Sparkly Nails
The Christmas season is the best time for grand entrances. There can't be enough kitsch, plush or sparkle. Every year big stars like Kate Perry impress us with a festive all-over look. A special eye-catcher are nails in different Christmassy designs. Whether it’s a flashy nail polish, stamping or airbrush, nail design varies and completes the perfect holiday look.
Candy Canes Reminding us of candy canes and bonbons, this design consists of a white base colour on which red and pink lines create a spiraled muster. Nail wraps can be used to make this style easier. Nail wraps are a self-sticking alternative and combine base coat, polish and top coat. Without the slightest effort the nail wraps get stuck on the nails, flattened and finished with a transparent top coat. The candy canes-nail design can last up to two weeks without splintering.
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Christmas Tree This festive nail design variant transfers Christmas’ evergreen, the fir tree on nails by using suitable nail art stickers. Before fixing the stickers, a white or silver shining base coat creates a festive surrounding for this special nail design. The base coat has to be dry to fix the stickers carefully in the middle or at the edge of the nails. A tweezer or a brush helps to press on the stickers for a long- lasting effect. The finish is either made by a transparent or a sparkly top coat.
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Another option to create creative nail design is to stamp patterns. In the winter season there are several stamping sets available in the shops which include festive
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patterns such as snowflakes. To turn nails into a snow-covered scene, a shiny red base coat can't be missed. With the stamping set and a white nail polish the snowflakes are stamped from the pattern onto the nails. To vary in style, some nails can be stamped just by one snowflake, others by more snowflakes.
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