WHAT YOU NEED
Red Nail Polish {NYC 223}
Green Nail Polish {Sally Hansen Going Green}
Lime Green Nail Polish {Sinful Colors Innocent}
Brown Nail Polish {Wet n Wild Wet Cement}
Black Nail Polish {Wet n Wild Ebony Hates Chris}
White Nail Polish {Wet n Wild White 449C}
Pale Nail Polish {NYC Love Letters}
Green Striper Nail Polish {L.A. Colors in Bright Green} - Optional
Top Coat {Seche Vite} // Dotting Tool
HOW TO DO IT
Start with a base of the pale polish. I'm using one meant for a French manicure. You can also just start with bare nails, but this adds a more polished (PUN ALERT) finish.
Use the small end of a dotting tool (or a nail art brush) to draw a curved line that looks like the top of an apple [a] across the middle of a nail. Fill in the space below the line to create the apple [b].
Repeat on all nails, using different shades.
Use the brown nail polish to add a small stem above each apple shape.
Use the green striper or the green polish on a brush or tool to add a leaf shape next to each stem.
For a fun variation, create a sliced open apple by painting a white shape that mimics the apple shape inside one of your apples. Add two black dots for seeds.
Use the dotting tool or a brush to add a white highlight mark on the right edge of each apple.
Finish with top coat.
I know bananas come in a bunch, but what do apples come in? Whatever that is, you have one now!
Are you into seasonal manicures? What would you choose for fall nail art? What do your nails look like right now?
