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May 16th 2020
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Follow our step-by-step for fun pastel-coloured Easter nails
Forget hot cross buns and Lindt bunnies, Mini Eggs are the undisputed being thing about Easter, which is why this year we're doing more than nibbling them and adding them to chocolate cornflake nests. With the help of nail technician Aimee Purser, we're attempting Mini Egg inspired nails.
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1. Start by prepping your nail, file and shape it to your liking, push back and trim the cuticles and apply a base coat. Cure or allow to dry.
2. Once your base coat has cured/dried, apply the first later of your background colour. I went for a gradient of bright spring pastels to mimic the colours of mini eggs. Cure this layer or allow to dry.
3. Once your first coat of colour has cured/dried, apply a second coat. You want your background to be a solid colour. Cure/allow to dry. If you feel you need a more solid colour, you can repeat this step a third time.
4. Put a little blob of brown and or grey polish on to a nail pallet or little piece of foil. I have used a brown and a taupe/grey and mixed the two.
5. Using a toothpickck, apply little dots and smudge to the nails to give a speckled effect. Cure or dry your speckled layer.
6. Apply a matte topcoat to the nails and cure/dry.
7. Finish off with some cuticle oil and enjoy your mini egg inspired nails this Easter.
Pastel hues, matte topcoat and grey polish to recreate the look
We know there aren't any blue Mini Eggs, but this sky shade is too pretty to resist.
The prettiest pastel, plus it's enriched with pro vitamin B5, vitamin E and infused with lemongrass oil to nourish the nails too.
Everyone knows the yellow Mini Egg is the best one, after all...
Perfect for the eggs speckles and a great autumn shade for when September rolls around again.
This contains vitamins A, C D and E to nourish nails under the fun colours.
The perfect finishing touch for long-lasting nails.
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May 16th 2020
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