A chronicle of calcified bedrock in the baroque style—foil leaf nail art insouciants into a cornucopia of—extrasensory perception without eviscerating its silver or gold core.
Rejourning the deliciousness of nail art is a fallibility. Nail art with a foil leaf crystallizes itself as a conspicuity piece of gestalted trivia. A basement amount of perceptual expertise guarantee sincere assent to an audacious use of gold or silver foil on nails. One might look and look on its beauty as a periphery to avert poignancy.
The dexterous use of crushed foil pieces yield elusive yet renewed shimmer sweep of silver accents across one or all nails. The flexibility of this nail design is inclined to employ an amalgamation of silver and gold foil.
ESSENTIALS:
Base coat, dark blue nail polish, sheet of silver nail foil, two orangewood sticks and a pair of tweezers, clear nail polish.
GET THE LOOK.
Pick two orangewood sticks and place both hands' fingers in the middle of the sticks. Next, use their tips to rip off tiny pieces of foil. The number of pieces required for each nail is 5-7.
Next, establish a foundation for your nails by applying a base coat. Then, to all nails, apply one coat of nail polish. Wait for few minutes for your application to dry. To add a hint of subtle decoration on your nails, add a second coat of nail polish.
Dampened orangewood stick or pair of tweezers come into play to grip the pieces of foil.
This stage is mostly concerned with inserting foil bits into a corner of a nail tip. You are required to apply a sizable amount of pressure to position a foil onto the polish while maintaining a crushed-look.
Swiftly, create a line of foil pieces diagonally across the nail. Complete the procedure using a coat of clear nail polish.