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March 20 marked the First Day of Spring. I decided to welcome spring with a fresh nail art.

I used:

• base coat
• LA Girl Disco Brites Vinyl Record
• LA Colors Art Deco in white
• LA Colors Art Deco in pink
• dotting tool [or tooth pick]
  
• LA Colors Art Deco in forest green
• Sally Hansen Super Shine Top Coat

I like variety on my nail art so we have small flowers and one big flower.

How-to:

• Apply base coat.
• Apply 2 coats of LA Girl Disco Brites Vinyl Record.
• Using LA Colors Art Deco in white, paint five lines [as shown in photo] to resemble a flower on the upper right side of your nail.
  
• Retrace the white lines with the pink LA Colors Art Deco.
• Blot a bit of green polish on a scrap piece of paper and using a dotting tool, paint a dot on the center of the flower.

The next steps are optional:

• Repeat on each finger except the thumb.
• For the thumb, paint an outline of a flower [as shown in photo] using the white LA Colors Art Deco.
• Using the pink, fill in the blank space inside the flower shape.
• Paint a green dot on the center for the flower.
• Apply top coat.

And there you go. I was thinking of drawing two flowers on each nail but just one is cute and simple.

[Hooray for Generation Kill, btw.]

I got the original idea here. I already had pink polish on my toes so I decided to zombiefy them.

I used:

• base coat
• Maybelline Mod Mauve 70
• LA Colors Art Deco in Red
• Kleancolor Nail to Toe in Black
• Sally Hansen Syper Shine Top Coat

It's one of the easier nail art that I've tried. You don't really need a video to demonstrate it.

How-to:

• Apply base coat.
  
• Apply 2 coats of your pink / flesh color.
• Paint a thick strip of red across the nail. Sky's the limit.
• With the black, paint a thinner stripe along the red and then cross over it with shorter stripes to achieve a "sewn on" look.
• Apply top coat.

I hope you like it!