Watermarble nails 💧💅

Hey guys! In today's tutorial we are watermarbling! For those not familiar with this technique, you drop nail polish into a cup of water, drag the polish to create a design, and dip your finger into it. You can create some really cool designs with this method.

Some tips for first time watermarblers:
- Make sure the water is room temperature (this will prevent the polish drying too quickly)
- You want to use polish which is thin and spreadable, so not thick stamping polishes. And you don't want polishes which will dry quickly like mattes or neons.
- Once you've dropped in your preferred amount of polish and made your design, don't wait for the polish to dry, dip your finger straight in.
- Make sure you clean off any excess polish from the surface of the water so that when you pull your finger out of the water you don't transfer any surface polish. Try gently blowing on the surface polish to make it dry quicker and roll a cotton bud through it to remove.

Products used:
- Nail polish: Tile Art to Warm Your Heart, Sun, Sea and Sand in my Pants and No Turning Back From Pink Street, all from OPI
- Peel off stuff is Liquid Palisade by Kiesque http://linktr.ee/kiesque
- Watermarbling tool is Pure Color number 7 from http://bit.ly/2qvSIbl
- Clean up brush is Clean Pro Flat from Mitty (use code VICSNAILS for 10% off purchase): http://bit.ly/vnmitty (affiliate code)
- Top coat is Quick Dry Top Coat from Live Love Polish http://bit.ly/2qCcdPN (affiliate link)

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