Share your nails!

You don’t have to be a nail artist to experiment with color, shape and texture on your own nails at home. Whether you’re trying out Imarni’s techniques or going with your own designs; we’d love to see a photo of your creation!

As you move through each lesson, consider the following:

Remember that preparation is everything; be sure you have the correct tools and follow Imarni’s prep techniques first to avoid disappointing or messy designs later.
Be bold with your designs and don’t worry if you mess up! The great thing about curing each layer means you can undo the last one if you make a mistake.
Once you have Imarni’s techniques down, think about how you can put your own spin on them; can you flip the color combinations or combine designs to create new and interesting effects?

Use Google, Pinterest and Instagram for nail art inspiration; remember, with the right tools, a little patience and a steady hand, anything is possible in the world of nail art!

Required materials:

Nail clippers, file, and buffer
Cuticle remover, cuticle pusher, cuticle nipper
Dotting tool
Detail brushes
Acetone/nail polish remover
Cotton pads and q-tips and/or a clean-up brush
UV Lamp
Gel polish base coat and top coat
To do every design, you will need gel nail polishes in 5-7 colors including white
To do one or two designs, you will need gel nail polishes in 2-3 colors including white
Holographic foil for the shattered glass design

Optional materials:

Palette (can be simply a piece of cardboard)
Nail cleanser (you can also use acetone/nail polish remover instead)
Cuticle oil

Resources

Find Imarni on her Instagram and website.

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