Nail art! Again! (from back in December...)
Better late than never! Here is my latest natural nail mani, from early December '20. I used the jelly sandwich method to give depth to the lower snowflakes. With this method, you paint over the art you want to appear less clearly using a transparent polish--known as a jelly polish. Then you paint the next layer of art on top of the dried jelly layer. Continue until you're satisfied!
Polish used, right hand: base is Sally Hansen gel polish "wine not", jelly polish is Essie "Knotty or Nice", white base and art is OPI polish "Alpine Snow", green art: see left hand.
Polish used, left hand: base is OPI polish "AmazON, AmazOFF", jelly polish is Pacifica "Mermaid", white art and red art is same as right hand.
Do you have a fave nail? LMK. ^^ More nail art is coming, hopefully in a few days!


Polish used, right hand: base is Sally Hansen gel polish "wine not", jelly polish is Essie "Knotty or Nice", white base and art is OPI polish "Alpine Snow", green art: see left hand.
Polish used, left hand: base is OPI polish "AmazON, AmazOFF", jelly polish is Pacifica "Mermaid", white art and red art is same as right hand.
Do you have a fave nail? LMK. ^^ More nail art is coming, hopefully in a few days!


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The right tool for the job ;)
I think they are cute. I just noticed that the layers you said in your post. They are fascinating. I do like the 2 white ones on left and right hands, they add variation :) and you did them on different fingers yet symmetric. Have I mentioned that I tend to look for patterns and symmetry in everything?
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