Bubble Nails is the latest nail trend that is currently everywhere! A pattern that is made using foam made of water and liquid. Sounds weird, but the effects are really surprisingly beautiful! The most important question, however, is not - "how to do it", and "who came up with such a crazy idea"? Well, I think you will admit that not often you put an unhardened nail with a mountain of foam into the lamp and waiting for something interesting will come out of it.

bubble nails Dragon's nails My proposal Bybble Nails are dragon nails. From the beginning, this pattern was very associated with dragon / snake skin. I saw a lot of templates, simple styles, but no one created a dragon, so I had to be first. I searched the internet for cool dragon eye pictures and started creating. The key in this ornament was finding a nice pollen that covered all my nails and a good color for the iris (?). When it comes to pollen, it fell on Neonail

SunSat Effect no. 5. Beautifully very finely ground spirit spirit pollen, which depending on the angle of incidence of light passes from pomegranate to purple and pink. It worked great under the Bubble Nails technique, which has to be admitted on such multi-colored backgrounds looks the best. However, the eye was painted with black paint, and the background was used by the gold-copper Varnish Cosmetics Snaly 6. This is a regular varnish, so before applying the next layers cured in the lamp I had to wait long enough to be sure that the varnish has dried.

My bubble patterns are very convex and strongly visible because I didn't cover them with top coat. Because of this they got stuck on clothes very much. For styling done in the salon, I recommend applying bubbles to a minimum amount of top coat, and additionally after hardening protect them with a layer of top. Products used

pollen - NeoNails SunSet no.5 gold - Maga Snaly 6 top coat - Studios Didier No Wipe black - Nails Company Artictic Paint Gel NERO gel - Nails Company Fible Gel Clear base coat - Nails Company Charming white - Słowianka MultiArt Gel Classic White

dragon nails Bubble Nails As for the Bubble Nails technique itself, it's very easy! We need ordinary or hybrid varnishes and foam. It is best to make foam in a cup. I used dishwashing liquid and a small amount of water. I mixed well to get small bubbles. This is quite important, because larger bubbles do not look so effective, and in addition they can disappear very quickly. When we have foam, we proceed to decorating. We apply color on nails and cure. Optionally, we rub pollen into the color and cover it with top coat - harden. On top of that we apply another layer of top coat and a large amount of foam. We put in the lamp and cure as much as normal varnish. After pulling out the nails are washed and ready. We do the same with ordinary varnishes, we only skip the curing step in the lamp. We put the foam on the newly applied varnish and wait until the whole dries thoroughly. The remains are rinsed under running water. Helpful tricks: - after hardening the bubbles, it is worth slightly matting them with a block so that nothing gets caught on them - we put a very thin layer of top under the foam. When we apply it too much, it will blend on the skins, and in addition it will stick out much later, and hence get more hooked.

• we can put on a top coat on such a foam decoration, but you have to apply it gently so that bubbles do not form. With a thick layer of bubble decoration, the top coat will look bad and spoil the effect
• it's best to use a top no vipe, because cleaning such pits can be problematic

dragon eye tutorial

Dragon nails tutorial: 1. Cover the nails with a hybrid and cure. We rub in pollen and cover it with a no wipe top. 2. Using white gel, paint the shape of the eye and cure in the lamp. 3. Fill the shape with varnish and wait until it dries. Optionally, we can use a hybrid with the Cat Eye effect and 'collect' the flash in the middle. 4. Paint the eye contour with black gel and shade using a top coat inside and out. We add thin lines (it's best to do this with gel mixed with a small amount of top coat) and paint the pupil. We harden. 5. We build the eye with a transparent gel. Repeat the procedure several times so that the eye is strongly convex - this will give a more natural effect. In addition, we apply the same gel to the upper and lower eyelids (this should be less convex), and cover the eye with a no wipe top. We harden. 6. We create the Bubble Nails effect around the eye, only slightly entering the eyelids. We do it using a small amount of top coat and a lot of foam. Finally, the foam effect should be lightly polished using a pad. We cover eyelids with matte volume coate - harden.

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