Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Gothic nail art with Zoya Domiva and holographic foil stamping "Gothic Movember"

Introduction

Good day darlings. Today I again combine #clairestelle8challenge and #mcarochallenge. It was not easy to come up with Gothic Movember nail art util I noticed this skull with mustache on BM 413. In order to make this design really interesting I decided for the first time to use foil on top of the stamping and I chose matte black background for better contrast. Stamping was done with White Konad polish and right after stamping image on the nail I pressed holographic foil on top of it. The result was really mesmerizing, and hopefully you can see it on photos. In fact, I'm super happy that I tried foils. However, there is one problem about using them, I tried to apply several different top coats, but they all reduce holographic shine, so all pictures are shown without any top. Unfortunately, without top coat holo foil got scratched away after one day of wear, so I'm not sure yet how to make this beauty last long. And there is a video tutorial at the end of this post.

Results

Figure 1. Nail art "Gothic Movember".



Figure 2. More images with bottle.


Figure 3. And without.

Figure 4. Macro images of stamping.

Video tutorial.

Materials and Methods

Nail Polish:
  • Zoya - Domiva (2 coats)
  • Konad - White (stamping)
  • Bissu - Metalmania (movember)

Stamping plates and other materials:
  • Bundle Monster - BM 413 (skull) and BM 402 (mustache)
  • JQ 09 (Roses)
  • Handy - H1 (spider web)
  • Marianne nails - n61 (spider and cross)
  • Born pretty store - Holographic foil #23
References
You can buy foils from Born pretty store here.