August 29, 2016

Bold Buttons


Dry brush is really easy effect that looks like abstract art and is super fast.

I kept changing my mind on what to do with these buttons, but decided to go with an artsy look over something cutesy. I received these button charms from Born Pretty Store in exchange for an honest review. The buttons come in six different colors - white, pink, light blue, yellow, green, and teal. I chose the pink. :) Each button is about 6mm in diameter and you get two in the set. They may be a little large on short nails, but I'm not opposed to big charm, so it works for me. The buttons have a flat back, so the edges can get caught on things if you aren't careful. Just use really strong glue, or surround the button with other rhinestones or studs.

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Polish Used:
  • Wet n Wild - French White Creme
  • Wet n Wild - Ebony Hates Chris
  • Wet n Wild Fergie - Miami Spirit
  • Revlon - Bubbly
  • Base and top coats
Other Supplies:

The buttons I used are specifically for nails, but you can probably use any small buttons. To create this look:
  1. Apply a white base color.
    White Base Color
  2. Use the dry brush technique to add color to the nails. Start with black, then add teal, and pink.
    Dry Brush Nails
  3. Apply a stripe of black nail tape across the tips of each nail.
    Black Nail Tape
  4. Glue a pink button on the ring finger.
    Button Nails
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3 comments :

  1. This look is so cool! I love your color combo and the fun pattern you created with the dry brushing.

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    1. Thank you! Dry brushing is so easy, and I definitely do not use that technique enough.

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