Fun Nail Art to Try Out

How it looks!

Hello my pretty ladies, today I want to talk to you about nails. Nails are something of accessory to every woman, as your hands do get noticed a lot during a conversation or a close interaction. They are also one more fascinating way for you to show off your personality. I normally keep my nails classic and in a solid color, but every now and then decide to do a fun decoration on them. What I am about to explain to you is suitable to try out maybe during the weekend, or when you have more time to spare, because it is very important to do it slowly and patiently in order to not mess it up. The first time I did it, things got a bit sloppy and I had to redo some of my nails a couple of times.

This nail style is all about moustaches, which as you may have noticed have grown quite popular in clothes and jewelry. So how do we grow a moustache on a nail? It is actually quite simple. To start off you need a light shade of nail polish of your choice and well-shaped nails of course. No matter if you like them round, pointy or angular, this style goes with anything. Wait for the polish to dry before you start drawing on it. Now you have six simple steps to follow for each nail.

1. Pick a black drawing nail polish (the kind with the thinner brushes). Imagine a line separating your nail vertically. Now draw a dot on one side of that mental line at the level at which you want your moustache.
2. Now do the same dot right next to the first one.
3. Draw two tiny black dots near the sides of your nails around a little bit off-center to the level of the first two. Do your best to have them at equal distance from the first two.
4. Now connect one of the bigger dots with the respective smaller one with a curvy line.
5. Complete the upper part of the moustache
6. Repeat the same thing on the other side

Now just do that to every nail and don’t worry it gets easier with practice :P There you have it – moustache nails! Look closely at the picture I am posting to see how this style is really done.

You can see a link to the Pinterest board that inspired me to do this manicure here. Credits to Velena Thompson, who created it, you can scroll to lots of other cool ideas if you decide that drawing on nails is your thing!