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Gradient Lace Nail Art

Monday, October 12, 2015
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I'm working my way through some old nail art I had saved but never got around to uploading and posting on the blog. This was a simple red to gray gradient with SinfulColors Professional Sugar Sugar and Orly Crossroads, stamped with Wet n Wild Black Creme with images from Messy Mansion plate M44.

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The topcoat I used at the time completely smudged the stamping. I was on the fence about whether I should share this mani because of it. In the end I decided that I did like it overall and the smudges aren't that noticeable except in the macros. I think I'll recreate this one someday, now that my stamping skills are better.

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11 comments on "Gradient Lace Nail Art"
  1. Love those two colors together.

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  2. I hate when my to coat completely ruins my mani.

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  3. Super sexy, I love them!

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  4. Beautiful color combo - I love how the shimmers glow through the stamping.

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  5. These two colors are magnificent together!

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  6. Oh these are vampy and sexy! I love them!

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  7. Love the color choice for the gradient!

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  8. I didn't even notice the stamping dragged till you pointed it out. I never believe people when they leave a comment like this on my blog, but now I might!

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  9. I didn't even notice the stamping dragged till you pointed it out. I never believe people when they leave a comment like this on my blog, but now I might!

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  10. Love these two colors together and your mani is fantastic!

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  11. Pretty!! You can't tell it's smeared until the macro

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