Ombré nails FAIL!

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Jax V.

Nov 16, 2014

Jax V.

I tried these ombré nails and they look horrible I am at my grandmas house and forgot my clear base coat it probably would have looked a lot better with it but I don't have any so does anyone have any suggestions on how to do ombré nails? The pic below may be a little blurry but in real life it's pretty bad so can anyone help?!?

Nicolet K.

Nov 16, 2014

Nicolet K.

Did you put 3 different colors together on a sponge and smudge it on the nail? If you just did stripes on the nail and tried to smudge it tht won't work so yea I don't know😐

Isabel M.

Nov 16, 2014

Isabel M.

You put three colours on a sponge and dip it one your nail. I have a pic of what I did.

Kenna S.

Nov 16, 2014

Kenna S.

These ladies are correct. Also, these are gradient, not ombré 😊

Emma S.

Nov 16, 2014

Emma S.

^^^

Jax V.

Nov 17, 2014

Jax V.

Those nails are good but I had also forgotten my makeup sponge ill definitely try the sponge next time.

Jax V.

Nov 17, 2014

Jax V.

And Kenna search for ombré nails in videos and it'll show you what I did so its both.

T K.

Nov 17, 2014

T K.

A sponge makes all the difference in the world! But Kenna is right, these are technically gradient nails. Many people are not aware of the difference, and that is why there are so many videos calling it that. These are ombre nails :)

Carissa R.

Nov 17, 2014

Carissa R.

Hi Jax! I remember when I used to have tons of problems with ombre and gradients nails. Having a sponge really does help to blend it out. It also does take time and practise. Im sure you will get it one day (:

Jax V.

Nov 19, 2014

Jax V.

Thanks that looks really good ill definetly try it it would totally make it look better!!

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