My first ever attempt on marble nails

Oh dear, why haven´t I found this method sooner?

I just happened to surf web one night and I ran into a picture that had marble nails on it and I´ve wanted to try this before, I don´t know why haven´t I! So first I was too exited and wanted to see how my colors fit together, so I cut pieces from a white shoebox and then I just tried out different colors :`D . One thing I did immidiately learn, if the other color is thicker, it will dominate on the end result!

All of the upper ones were my favorite :3

So, for my first try I desided to use pink and black~

The pink is Wild and Crazy - w 159 Carissa

and the Black is Inglot 953

First I put an O.P.I. base coat and a pink base coat on top of it.

Now I should probably explain how this works, since I don´t have pictures from the actual prosess. You take a glass or a bowl or anything you can put water into. The water must be same as the room temperature, otherwise the polishes don´t work. So, I dropped firstly a drop of pink in the water, then black, then pink, then black... etc. You keep adding as much as you want. Then you can take an orange stick and you can draw different shapes to the polish coating that is on the water. Then just look for a good spot and dip you´r finger (you can do as many as you please at a time) onto the water. Then take the orange stick (while keeping your finger in the water) and pull out all the polish that was left on the water. This is suggested because if you just dip your finger in and pull it out, you´ll end uo having two messy layers on your nails!

These are the results after dipping my fingers:

Also a view from the palm :D:D Pretty eh? I should also mention, that the cleaning up was actually the harderst part. Well, maybe not hard, but annoying. And next time, I´ll definitely try to use ducktape or something to cover up my fingers :D

But the end result after cleaning up?

Voila!

...Is neat! Pretty, no? I like all of them :3

Here is one tutorial from youtube. Btw my sounds are not working, so I have no idea if there is music or talking on the background. But here you can see how you can play with the shapes :)