Hey there! Ailesh here from Salon Society in Regina, Saskatchewan. For my first ever blog post I decided to write about something I am very passionate about - nail art. I love trying new things, keeping up with nail trends, and learning new techniques. I know first-hand how daunting nail art can seem, especially when you're just starting out, so I've put together my top tips for beginners to nail art - I hope you enjoy them! 1. Keep It Simple If you are just starting out keep it simple and easy. Classic designs like polka dots, hearts, and flowers are a great starting point and will help to hone your fine motor skills. 2. Add A Twist Find an simple design and jazz it up with a twist. For example, layering different coloured polka dots. Adding a matte top coat is another easy way to transform a look! 3. Perfectly Imperfect Aim for designs that don't require perfection. Instead, try looks that allow for imperfection from nail to nail - think bold brush strokes, abstract designs, and mixing textures and patterns. This is especially helpful if you are trying to do nail art on both hands but aren't comfortably ambidextrous yet. 4. Go All Out (Almost)
Go all out, full crazy nail art - on one hand. Use your dominant hand to create the nail art of your dreams on one hand. Then using your non-dominant hand, paint simple solid coloured nails in a colour that compliments the design hand.
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4/2/2023 12:20:32 pm
As a fellow nail art enthusiast, I completely agree with Ailesh's tips for beginners. Starting with simple designs and adding a twist is a great way to build confidence and creativity. And embracing imperfection is key to enjoying the process and not getting discouraged. I also love the idea of going all out on one hand and keeping it simple on the other. Great advice for anyone wanting to dip their toes into the world of nail art!
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5/18/2023 10:34:37 am
These beginner nail art tips are so helpful! I've always wanted to try nail art, but didn't know where to start. The step-by-step instructions and product recommendations make it seem much more approachable. I can't wait to give it a try and experiment with different designs. Thank you for sharing these tips!
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