To begin with I applied a coat of Revlon Calcium Gel Nail Hardener. Then I needed a red so of course I used Maybelline Racy Red. I applied two thin coats and then a coat of Seche Vite Dry Fast top coat since I was going to be using scotch tape to make my design. Once completely dry I used scotch tapes to outline my stripes and used Rimmel Black Out for my large central stripe and Revlon White On White for my two smaller outside stripes. After clean up I applied a thick coat of Seche Vite again.
Now I just need to point out that it is best to use one coater nail polish for the stripes that have a good consistency. My Revlon White On White caused me so much trouble because I have to use a thicker coat for it to be opaque and it has a very runny formula. This means that my white lines turned out really horrible and I used a corrector pen to try and straighten them up. Also of importance is don't try to do this on a caffeine high! Trying to lay down the tape and remove it was awfully tricky with shaky hands which is why I ended up using tweezers!
Anyway, these photo's were taken in artificial light that night after I finished the design.
Racing Stripes Design in Artificial Light
Racing Stripes Design in Artificial Light
The following day I took these photo's in the sunlight.
Racing Stripes Design in Natural Light
Racing Stripes Design in Natural Light
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