Watercolor Nails Tutorial

Tips & Tricks

• Don't skip the top coat before you start. It acts as a barrier between the acetone and your white polish so you don't end up with bald spots
• Try to use a "dabbing" motion to get more of a water splotch look.
• I found that wide, fat brushes worked better than a thin, narrow brush.
• You really don't need a lot of polish. If your drop was too big, pick up a bit of the polish on your brush and remove it.
• I found creme polishes worked best. The blue I used is a semi-matte neon and it didn't spread out at well.
• Pure 100% acetone works best, you can get it at beauty supply stores.
• Prefer a video? No problem!