Syrup nails

[JackieMc]

There's a picture/instructions in this manga, way down at the bottom:
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erm..... that just takes me to a blog page - and I don't do blogs!!!:twisted:

Perhaps you could post the picture you are talking about?

 

[JessieBee]

When I read the description I thought you meant like when chefs/cooks make those caramel basket things to sit over a pudding but in a mini form lol I know that probably doesn't make any sense at all.

 

[michelle g]

When I read the description I thought you meant like when chefs/cooks make those caramel basket things to sit over a pudding but in a mini form lol I know that probably doesn't make any sense at all.

I was thinking the same your not alone!

 

[otaku!]

nuhhh uhh
see syrup nails are when you take a some what transparent nail polish and make each layer different, sometimes it looks like stripes if not done right.
so the top looks darker and the botom looks light
works best with a carmel tinted nail polishh
(I read it in a Japanese magazine):green:

 

[becca boo]

Yeah 3 years later still don't know what they look like :irked: okay take that back my mystery has been solved :green:

 

[becca boo]

okay where was this link 3 years ago, well atleast now I know Nihrida's blog: Syrup Nails

 

[wonderwoman]

i was really intrigued by this and have found a step by step instructions via a korean blog have posted link so you guys can try it out yourselfs!! Hths xoxo

just post link into a search engine/translation thingy and your good to go!
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[chimbabweep]

hey is that picture above syrup nails?
I do these but i classs them as fades xx

 

[cosmostudent]

yea me too they look like faded nails

 

[yaut]

I'm also very curious about it...

anyways the most syrupy nails I've seen so far are these:

 

[honeycure]

It's where you use a transparent colour to do a colour fade on your nails. Usually it's done with gel or polish. You have to give it a plump shiny look so that it looks... plump.

Like this:
http://stat001.ameba.jp/user_images/af/6b/10064394028.jpg

 

[becca boo]

WOW Yaut those are beautiful I love the depth in the free edge.

 

[chimbabweep]

It's where you use a transparent colour to do a colour fade on your nails. Usually it's done with gel or polish. You have to give it a plump shiny look so that it looks... plump.

Like this:
http://stat001.ameba.jp/user_images/af/6b/10064394028.jpg

its not letting me look at this its saying forbidden xx

 

[meme]

Here you go! These are the syrup nails in my album.

http://www.salongeek.com/members/me...tion-orly-sourball-top-nubar-silver-spark.jpg

http://www.salongeek.com/members/meme-albums-gradation+nail-picture30444-wa2.jpg

I would say "syrup nail" is translusent-fading effect nail.

Blue nails are gel. ( ignore the virtical lines on her nails!)
Orange nails are polish.

HTH xx

 

[Claire83]

They look great meme, how did you do the orange nails with polish?

Sorry if I sound dense, but aren't these syrup nails the same as fading? What is the difference?

 

[meme]

You don't use opaque colour with Syrup.

This is my old post explaining how to do gradation with polish.

xxx

http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/75251-graduating-effect-polish.html

 

[VHunter]

Hmm I've been calling that a "Polish colour fade".
I apply a darker colour at the free edge.
Then take a glittery sheer colour and drag the darker colour towars the eponychium.
Then wipe the brush dry, and drag some more until it fades away.......

lol

"Syrup" brought an entirely different image to mind lol

 

[becca boo]

I do color fades with transparent colors all the time. Hmmm... color fade syrup simular yet different :smack:

 

[becca boo]

"Syrup" brought an entirely different image to mind lol[/QUOTE]


I would have to agree not at all what I was thinking