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Harry Potter Freehand Nail Art Tutorial

1,454 views November 2, 2016 6:21

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How to paint Harry Potter on your nails with nail polish and acrylic paint.
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I usually use my thumb for the video, so you can't really see the whole design, but this way it isn't too long and boring and you still get the idea.

🌻 PRODUCTS I USED:
DIY Peel-off base coat
OPI Alpine Snow
OPI Matte Top Coat
Acrylic Paint
Roubloff #00 brush
Dotting tool
KIKO #239 polish (that's the red one)
KIKO "Gel Look" Top Coat
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(Please use GOOGLE if you want to know where to buy them, I buy my supplies at local stores.)

I usually don't use stickers, stamping, decals or anything mechanical, I prefer freehand micropainting and I see every nail like a tiny canvas.

Protect your cuticles with peel off base coat or liquid latex or anything you like to use. Or you can make a mess and clean up later, that's always an option ;)

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MUSIC:
Kevin MacLeod - The Snow Queen
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StarryNail published this 6:21 video tutorial on November 2, 2016. It has been watched 1,454 times on YouTube.

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November 2, 2016
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