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Tie Dye Your Nails


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July 5, 2012

finished nails 2If you are looking for a fun thing to try on your nails, pick your favorite colors and tie dye them!

Approximate Time: 45 minutes

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Instructions:

  1. For best results, if polishing natural nails, wipe your nails with nail polish remover to remove the natural oils on your nails. This will help your nail polish to stay on longer. tie-dye nail supplies

     
  2. Cover your workspace with paper to protect it.

  3. Paint your nails with white nail polish (or another base coat of your choice). Allow to dry completely. nails painted with white polish

     
  4. Fill your bowl with water and unscrew the lids of your polishes so that they are easier to use once your fingers are taped.

  5. Using Scotch tape, tape around your nail to limit the amount of excess polish that gets onto your skin. *We found it easier if you had a friend to help with the taping. :) taped nails

     
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    Put a drop or two of any color polish into the center of the water. Follow, with each other color that you have selected on top of the previous color. (We chose purple, teal, and clear with glitter.) first color in water

     
    second color in water
     
    third color in water
     
  7. Take a toothpick and carefully swirl the colors together. swirling colors with toothpick

     
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    Now, carefully dip your finger just to the side of the color, bring it up under the colors, and out of the water. You can also try to put your finger into the color, nail side down, and then lift your nail up. See which technique gives you the best results. dip nail in water

     
    tie dyed nail
     
  9. Allow your fingernails to dry and then carefully remove the tape.

  10. Dip your orange stick or Q-tips into the nail polish remover and remove any excess polish from around your nails. finished nails 1

     
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    Apply a layer of clear coat, allow to dry. You may want to your a quick dry coat too, as the tie dye polish can be a little thick and slow drying.

By lalala... from Port Orchard, WA

Comments

July 6, 20120 found this helpful

Fantastic idea and results! I love this, and I rarely polish my nails.

 
July 8, 20120 found this helpful

Just found this - can't wait to try it. Will let you know what I think!

 
July 8, 20120 found this helpful

When doing this with my granddaughters the polish balled up. We tried with lacquer & enamel polish in hot warm and cold water. We had the same results.

 
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