Recently I saw a tutorial on how to do Syrup Nails. Seems simple enough, I've got jelly polishes, I'm going to give this one a go. And I did. Aaannnd I'm not sure I did it right, or maybe I chose a bad polish for this look. Anywho, here are the nails.
For this look I used China Glaze Keepin' it Teal, from their summer Sunsational Collection. There isn't a whole lot to tell you about this mani. One color (odd for me) and one simple technique (also odd for me).
I did this look for a long weekend at the lake, and it lasted well for the most part.
Have you tried syrup nails? What did you think of them?
Enjoy & until tomorrow, Amy Lee
*all polishes featured in this post were purchased by me
Definitely think you got the idea right! How many layers did you do? When you have short nails, I think three might work with that polish!
ReplyDeleteI think I tried 4 layers. Maybe I need to do less. Hmm...
DeleteI haven't seen this technique before, but I think it looks great :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!! I've got some glitter jellies I want to try it with. Maybe that'll be better.
DeleteI haven't heard of syrup nails before, but your manicure looks great :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! They were a new concept for me as well. Thats why when I found the tutorial, I thought I'd give it a try.
DeleteI've heard of jelly syrup polishes (Nfu Oh) but not of a jelly syrup technique. Is it like a jelly gradient? I'm going to have to look into this :)
ReplyDeleteI think so! Its super fun! The link to Jessika's blog shows how well she does it. Check it out!
DeleteThese look cute, but I find them kind of hard to do too. I have done some but I think I use too thick of coats or maybe I do too many layers like Jessika suggested to you. Anyway- they still look cool and I actually kind of love this color. :)
ReplyDeleteThis was one of the best jelly polishes from China Glaze's new neon collection. Love this color. And I do like the look, it was easy enough to do.
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