Victoria!!! YOU R ABSOLUTELY GENIOUS!!! i adore Your new ideas & almost deify You!!!

Your nails look amazing!! ..
.. & that idea with the aceton to make smiles...im just speecheless... THANKS!!! just thanks for that!!!...i would probably never tried myself & with stick-on forms it comes out still not tidy enough...so simple but so genial though...
& now...oh yeah, i can feel that already, i'm have an interesting night ahead...

Thanks one more time Victoria... Your designs not only wonderful-looking, thay are always so inspirational..or inspiring ( not sure what the right word would be)!!!
You are great, keep that innovative & beautiful ideas coming!!!

I like the marbled effect but I think it would look better if it wasn't french.
Just a plain nno with a marbled tip.
Good work though and well done for posting your pics x

Really nice. Love the use of colours and think a lot of customers would try this as a variation on french. Bet it would look good with white and silver or gold. Thanks for sharing. x

Have you tried this with acrylic paints Victoria?

They are gorgeous hun, well done!!!
aj

Well, the first one was done with white, a coppery-gold, and an orange-tan.
I have a 63yr old client that wanted the same thing the other night
Heck, why not right?
Another wanted it in red, white and silver for valentines.
Because I was wearing mine marbled, everyone else wanted it too. Especially since it could be any colour that they liked.

Nope, I haven't tried with acrylic paints, but I don't see why it wouldn't work as well. Give it a try, who knows?

Thanks for the compliments!

Hi, these nails look GREAT!! Well done!! I read how you did them. So am I right that you did them over top of the acrylic/gel nails? Did you do a french tip or just natural? I'd like to give them a try, but want to make sure I'm doing the right thing Thanks

I don't think it would work with acrylic paints. They dry to quick & don't have as much movement as polish. Give it a go with polish, it's so easy.

Victoria, they are beautiful. I think it's your best yet that I've seen.

I used to mable like that all the time, it was my favorite design. I haven't done it for so long. Hmmmm I think you've just made me all nostalgic.

Thanks so much!
Well, in those pictures, it was done on top of the uv gel. One client had a regular french nno underneath growing out. The other had a clear NNO.

On myself (picture not posted) I did a clear sculpt, a very thin layer. Then I wiped, filed and buffed. Did my marble on myself. Let dry overnight (it was 11pm, I was pooped, and polish like that is always very thick and takes a tad longer to dry) as I was encasing it in gel and wanted to be completely sure it was dry! Next day, wiped surface with dehydrator, applied builder gel. Cured. Finish filed, then glossed and cured.


Thanks oodles!!
I'm hoping that the next set of frenchs will be even better. I posted some sculpted P&W french's that I knew were so-so, but were the most recent pics I had of those kind(I don't do them often, I avoid them as I HATE the look LOL).
On Monday night or tuesday morning, I should have new pics to post INCL. barrel shots of a p&w french.
I'm hoping that they'll show even more improvement.

Thanks again!!

Beautiful Victoria, really lovely

Fabulous idea!!! The colours you've used reminds me of caramel and I love it.
Smile lines are really good too.

Sorry can't knock it!!

Love the marbled effect, very nice. You are talented.

Thanks for sharing these, I think they are fantastic. I can't wait to start learning new things like this. The tutorial is very informative as well thanks for taking the time to share.
Lisa
xxxx

I think these are totally gorgeous...
The way you have jazzed up the french is great I would be proud to wear these and the blue which are also beautiful.

Very nice work honey xx

your work has improved dramatically victoria. well done x