This one was surprisingly easy. It's called Water Marble or Water Color nails. It uses room-temperature water in a plastic cup and drops of polish in the water in a "spreading ring" effect like water rings on the top of still water. You can use a toothpick to change the lines in the rings of nail polish. You block off the area around your nails, paint your nails your choice of basecoat (I used white) and then dip your fingers (surface down) in the freshly dripped paint on the top of the water. Then clear away the excess nail polish from the top of the water before removing your finger(s) from the water.
If you want to see a play-by-play tutorial, there are TONS of them on www.youtube.com. I highly recommend looking at the different ones on there for your experience level.
It turned out really neat. I can see doing something like this for the winter time to make it look like swirling snow or summer to represent rain drops.
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Sassy Paints
Nicole gets Nailed
Wicked Tips
Fancy Schmancy Nails
Delight In Nails
Polish Groupie
My Nail Journey
Get Polished Up!
Just A Girl and Her Polish
Spellbound Nails
Le nail's corner d'Alex
Hello.Lacquer
Color the world with polish
Cutie Cuticles (nail art by Laraib)
Wacky Laki
Nail-Aween Nail Art Challenge October 1-31st, 2012
GLAMOROUS NAILS
Over The Topcoat
Polish Gone Crazy
tragedystipsandtreats
Susy In Color
(List includes blogs and FB pages)