Hi lovelies,
As a sort of follow on to my Thor inspired nail art, I thought I would make another tutorial for the lightning nails I did in that design, especially since I've had such a great response to my dream-catcher tutorial.
Also, lightning nails look heaps cool and like galaxy nails, are deceptively easy. So here's my little pictorial for them, and I have to say, I think this is better than my last one. At least I managed to stay on track with this one and I didn't forget that I was meant to be taking photos once! I'm so very proud. I also got my lightbox re-set-up and got myself a good lamp and my photography is (dare I say it) looking to be on the way up!
For this tutorial, you are going to need:
As a sort of follow on to my Thor inspired nail art, I thought I would make another tutorial for the lightning nails I did in that design, especially since I've had such a great response to my dream-catcher tutorial.
Also, lightning nails look heaps cool and like galaxy nails, are deceptively easy. So here's my little pictorial for them, and I have to say, I think this is better than my last one. At least I managed to stay on track with this one and I didn't forget that I was meant to be taking photos once! I'm so very proud. I also got my lightbox re-set-up and got myself a good lamp and my photography is (dare I say it) looking to be on the way up!
For this tutorial, you are going to need:
Black polish (I used Black Out by Sally Hansen)
Greenish/blueish polish (I used Sweet Pea by Australis)
Fuchsia polish (I used an unnamed fuchsia by Urban Colours)
Light blue polish (I used Shade 12 by BC Company)
White polish (I used Snow Me White by Sinful Colors)
A top coat (I used Super Fast Drying Top Coat by Poshe)
Fine nail art brush
Sponge (I used a regular make-up sponge that I found in my local $2 shop)






