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Nail Polish and Water Trick by PRITI NYC


Marbling is a beautiful way to update your nails. It's not the quickest or the tidiest way to paint your nails, but it's certainly fun and creative. Follow PRITI NYC’s tutorial to learn how to create some fabulous nail art!
1.       Apply a base coat to your nails. As usual, apply a clear base coat to prevent staining and keep your polish lasting longer. A couple coats of solid white polish over that will brighten your colors. Wait until the last coat dries before you continue.

2.       Your fingers are going to get messy, so make sure the nail polish won't stick to them. You can cover them with petroleum jelly, Elmer's glue, cuticle oil, or scotch tape. Cover your fingers at least up to the first joint, and the underside of your nail as well.

3.       Cover your table with newspaper to catch spilled polish. This gets messier than nail painting.

5.       This should keep the nail polish together without making it set too quickly. You might need to try a couple times, with water slightly warm or cool.

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