Spider | Nail Art Tutorial
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Now lets show you how we created this spider nail art!
step 1
First of all it is important to make sure your nails are clean and ready to be painted before we start, so we need to do a little bit of preparation. If you have nail polish on already, you will need to take it off with some nail polish remover. After this is done, I usually wash my hands just to ensure my nails are completely clean.
Then it’s time to tidy your nails up a little and to shape them to how you want, using with your file. Also, if you want make your nails appear longer – you can push back your cuticles. If you place your hand in some warm water for a few minutes, it will help soften your skin making it easier for you to do this.
Once you are ready, you should apply a base coat to your nail as this will protect your nails from being stained but also will make applying your nail polish much smoother. We used the Vitamin Base Coat (1) to do this.
step 2
Once your base coat is dry, we can start moving on to the more exciting parts – deciding what colour you want your nails to be! For this look, we decided to paint our nails with the nail polish in the colour Black Forest (2) to begin with. We applied 2 coats of the nail polish as this makes sure the nails are covered well.
We recommend you apply two thin coats rather than one thick one as the thicker the coat, the longer it will take to dry.
step 3
Once the black nail polish is dry, it’s time to start creating this spider nail art! Firstly, we painted a short silver line going down the middle of the ring finger nail using the pointed drawing brush (6) with the nail polish in the colour Holographic Lights (3).
This will be the web that the spider is hanging from!
step 4
Next we started creating the spiders web on the middle finger nail. As you can see in the photo above, we painted 4 lines on the middle finger nail using the pointed drawing brush (6) with the nail polish in the colour Holographic Lights (3).
We started from the bottom of the nail and painted the line upwards.
step 5
We repeated the previous step and painted on the start of the spiders web on the index finger nail.
step 6
Now it’s time to start ‘weaving the web’ together! As you can see in the photo above, on the middle finger nail – we started at the bottom of the nail, painting on curved lines in between the 4 lines so they would be joined together. To do this, we used the pointed drawing brush (6) with the nail polish in the colour Holographic Lights (3).
step 7
Next you want to carry on ‘weaving the web’ together! Don’t forget to do this on the index finger nail too!
step 8
Once you have finished creating the web, it’s time to start creating the spider! To do this, we applied a small amount of the clear (4) nail polish on the ring finger nail at the end of the line we painted on earlier. We then gently applied the bigger silver gem (8) first as this will be the body for the spider, and then gently applied the small silver gem (7) below it for the spiders head.
step 9
To add the final touch to the spider, we painted on small thin lines coming out of the spiders body for his legs! To do this, we used the pointed drawing brush (6) with the nail polish in the colour Holographic Lights (3).
step 10
Now it’s time to add the final touches to this spider nail art; we painted a coat of the nail polish in the colour Diamond Glitter (5) over the little finger nail and the thumb nail.
When you are happy – apply a top coat to finish the look off!
And that’s how we created this spider nail look! It’s the perfect Halloween nail look for your nails!
Now it’s your turn! Have you created this look? We’d love to see it – tag us on Twitter and Instagram!
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