Marble Effect Nail Polish

Now comes the fun part.

Marble effect nail polish.

Put on disposable gloves so that the nail polish won t stain your hands. Hope you enjoy the video. Fill plastic tub with water and then pour in nail polish. The options are endless.

Hold it 1 cm above the centre of the waters edge. Or you can always use nail polish remover to clean your hands later. Tape stirring stick plastic tub. I used this nail polish marbling technique on glass jars metal bowls wooden gift tags and papier maché boxes.

See more ideas about nails nail designs nail art. I did a bunch of experimenting and found that nail polish and water offer up an extremely easy way to marble just about anything you desire from glass to wood to metal to cardboard. May 29 2020 explore carla barnes s board marbled nails followed by 162 people on pinterest. Put some nail varnish on the brush.

Gently tap the handle of the brush until the varnish drips into the water. Choose nail polish colors that would go well together. Carry on the pattern in this way. It s much easier than it sounds honestly.

Don t forget to like and subscribe for more tut. While the options of how to marble and what to marble are varied this nail polish version is pretty much as easy as it gets and you can marble paper wood slick surfaces just about anything. Nail polish as many colors as you want. Swirl nail polish with stirring stick.

Well the marbling technique in nail art is done by adding nail polish into a bowl of water and slightly swirling the colors around so that when you dip your fingers in it you end up with a very cool looking marble effect on your nails. To create a marble nail effect using water start by filling a cup with room temperature water and dripping 1 drop of nail polish onto the surface of the water. Add the nail varnish to the cup. Tape off wooden box to create a block for your marbled section.

Once the polish spreads out into a circle place a drop of polish in another color on top and swirl a toothpick through the circle to create the marble effect.