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Hello and Welcome to Winter Wonderland week with The Digit-al Dozen! As usual I’m getting a late start. But today I have what just may be my favorite winter mani ever! An icy, dark (kind of spooky) snowy forest in monochrome black and white. Winter Nail Art Ideas

Lotus Water Marble nail art Design Using fake nails. So clean up is minimal and you can reuse the nails again if you use the double sided nail sticker. ——————————-

PRODUCTS USED Nutra Nail Green Tea Nail Strengthener (Base Coat) OPI mermaid tears china glaze light as air sally hansen whie on la colors art deco black CHina glaze Foie Gras Sinful Colors timbleberry

Hi you all! I bought a lot of loose glitter mixes from Asia and I died to get to try them out! So here’s a design in which I used hot pink glitter mix (big and small sized glitters). If you don’t have loose glitters you can use glitter polish instead. I also added a […]

Hello everyone, thank you so much for your support in the last six months since I started making tutorials. I wish you all a Merry Christmas with your family and friends. I created this design for an easy simple nail art that also cute and fun to wear to any Christmas party. I hope you […]

This mani was inspired by some of my followers on Instagram who wished to see their boyfriends this Christmas. Watch the video the tutorial.

THis nail art tutorial is best for those who are looking for another way of using hearts as part of their nail art accent. This design is also recommended for those who are in search of nail art idea for their nail art career.

Another 3D Nail Art tutorial, but this time you don’t even need acrylic/gel to make it! Quick little hack for a 3D Spider Nails perfect for last minute halloween nail art.

Hi guys! I have 10 fun and easy (and a little spooky!) DIY nail art designs for you guys to try this Halloween! Let me know down in the comments which nail art design was YOUR favorite 🙂

This idea was inspired by Eunkyung Park, the Seoul-based manicurist to the celebs and owner of Unistella Salon, who originally developed the technique. Note: If you don’t like doing it by hand you can buy a shattered glass sticker online.