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nail art: ombre tribal

By Unknown

Did some new nail art today. There are so many good instagram nail art accounts! I found this off badgirlnails on instagram but the colours I used are different from hers. My ombre is also a simple ombre job unlike hers which really blends very nicely T_T I wish I could do that too. I used pink, lilac and blue here as my ombre base, sponged it on two or three layers then drew on the designs with my Sakura Aqualip gel pen. It's a terrific pen to use for nail art so do get one as soon as you can! Limitless nail art possibilities with that pen!

 xoxo
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  1. genesisfashionclosetFebruary 9, 2014 at 6:33 AM

    LOVE the tribal print!
    So trendy, love the colors!
    I follow your ig account as well for inspiration :)

    check out my fashion blog, I would really appreciate it!
    genesisfashioncloset.blogspot.com
    and ig is @segagenesis_
    :)
    I look forward to more posts!

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    1. UnknownFebruary 9, 2014 at 2:31 PM

      thank you dear! so honoured and appreciative of your support :')

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