So the standard Saran-wrap method appears to be different than what I do, which is basically paint directly onto a crinkled up piece of Saran wrap and then basically use it as a sponge to apply polish with a funky marbled look. I started out with a base color of China Glaze Orange You Hot?, a mac 'n cheese shade of shimmery orange neon, then decided it was too light and neon and layered OPI Hot & Spicy, a bright medium orange, over it. I then proceed to use Saran wrap to smoosh (can't think of a better verb, smoosh is exactly the right technique) China Glaze Ride The Waves, a medium blue neon jelly, Zoya Tallulah, a bright deep sky blue shimmer, and Cult Nails Captivated, a sheer orange jelly packed with orange microglitter, over my nails in a random manner, trying to create a marbled effect as much as possible. For my accent nails, I started out the same with Orange You Hot? and Hot & Spicy, then topped them off with Captivated. Take a look!
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On my nails:
1 coat Innisfree Eco Peel-off Base coat
2 coats China Glaze Orange You Hot?
1 coat OPI Hot & Spicy
1 coat Seche Vite
(marbled) 1 "smooshed" coat China Glaze Ride The Waves/Cult Nails Captivated/Zoya Tallulah
(accent) 1 coat Cult Nails Captivated
1 coat Seche Vite
Have a great day! ♥
This is a very different look for you. It is good to experiment with new ideas. You don't learn if you don't try. I'll bet your next mani with this technique will be even better. I would love to see this in person!!
ReplyDeleteI think this is cool! I love orange and blue together (so does Dan, haha). I have. It tried saran wrap technique before, now I want to.
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