- Paint on your base coat (I used Sally Hansen's Miracle Growth)
- Paint on your chosen color, if you chose to use any at all.
- Apply a top coat (I use Seche Vite, and I swear by it might I add) and immediately lay down cut pieces of lace or netting. (They don't need to be trimmed exactly to fit your nails yet!)
- Wait a minute or two, just so the top coat gets tacky and add another top coat over the lace or netting.
- Now, there are several different ways you can go about removing the excess netting/lace. I usually take a pair of nail clippers and trim it all. I apply another top coat to smooth down the edges that are still poking out after being cut.
- There you have it, chic, affordable, designer nails in your own home :)
This method can be used with paper, tissue paper, ribbon, really anything that can soak up the top coat. I've done it before with tissue paper, and I loved the results.
Enjoy your nails, beauties. Party on!
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