My sister loves simple and pretty designs. She's not as wierd as me. Lol. 

We referenced a lot to get her the perfect design. And look what we came up with. 

It's very elegant and pretty. A pastel colour with a dark colour, I was not too sure. But when it all came together, it looked good!

All you'll need is a big dotting tool, or the back side of a paint brush, and a thin paint brush. Whatever colour you pick for your flower, pick a lighter colour from the same family for the centre of the flower. Here's how it's done followed by the outcome.

Let me know what you think. Do give it a try!

Happy nails to you!

TC

I loved how my rose design from my previous manicure turned out. So I decided not to remove that and do the rest of my accordingly. 

Check out the classic French manicure with rose accent nails. 

Nail polishes, no matter how expensive and nice, will give up on you and chip one day. It can happen anywhere - while you're zipping your clothes or while you're doing the dishes.

Oh God! That looks hideous!
And we don't always have the time or patience to tend to this problem. 95% women roam around with chipped nail polish, until all of it comes off or there's so little of it left that they just scrape it off.

Yes, I am guilty too.

But how about we extend the life of your manicure with some nail art?

A very cute and classy design, kind of suggested by my boyfriend, but I will not get him full credit (Lol).
He told me to do the infamous tuxedo design. If you know me by now, I don't settle for the usual stuff. I had to do something more. So here it is - Like a Sir, and the LBD ;)

Wondering what this is?
Well this weekend, I had a few of my sister's friends coming over and they were very keen on getting their nails done by me. All of us were very excited.
But the lazy and impatient person that I am, I decided that I will definitely do their nails. But, let's make it a fun and educative Sunday. So I kind of, what you would call, held a class and had 3 hard working students and 1 brilliant assistant/photographer! I just wanted to get away with doing minimum work, trust me (I told them as well, don't worry).
Hence, Tutorial Weekend!
I shared all the tips and tricks I possibly knew, and they learnt a lot. And Hallelujah, they were all fashion designing students, so their choice was amazing. Which meant, lesser work for me (lol, just kidding!). And it was super fun. Hope we can do it some time soon.