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Easy Easter Nail Art | Manicure Monday

March 18, 2013 by Greta Brinkley 1 Comment

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Easy Easter Nail Art

I love nail polish, I really do.  But it can’t be plain and boring.  No, no it can’t.  I’m also a busy person and I don’t have hours to devote to elaborate nail art.  Well, that’s not true.  I may just be too lazy to devote hours to elaborate nail art.

Anyway, I wanted something cute and fun for Spring and for Easter.  When I saw these pastel nail polishes from Sinful Colors, I knew that they were perfect for some Easter nail art.  I thought about them every single day for two weeks (!), and looked at several other lines before finally going back to pick them up.

Sinful Colors Sugar Rush Collection Easter Shades

They were the perfect shades, and I already knew that I liked the Sinful Colors formulation.  They’re easy to work with, dry fairly quickly, and are 3-free.  Oh, and they’re like $2 each!  Talk about a winning combination.

Anyhoo, I bought the full line of the Sugar Rush collection, except for the pinks, as I felt they looked like dupes of colors I already had.  However, looking on line, I may be wrong and may need to go pick those two colors up.

For this look, I used 4 of the Sugar Rush shades –

  • Orange Cream – A crelly corally-orange shade.
  • Unicorn – a pale creamy yellow
  • Sugar Rush –  A great pastel sky blue
  • Sweet Tooth – A gorgeous pale lavender purple

I also used Soul Mate, which is a medium coraly-pink shade,  from my collection.

Easter Nail Art using Sinful Colors Sugar Rush collection

I chose one color to paint each finger.  For me, I chose Orange Cream for the thumb, Unicorn for the index finger, Sugar Rush for the middle finger, Sweet Tooth for my ring finger, and Soul Mate for my pinky.

I used two coats on each, with a base coat.  See, easy peasy!  Are you going to be doing any Easter nail art?

Filed Under: Nails Tagged With: easter, nail art, nails, spring

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