DIY nail art products suitable for all kinds of nail art
Buying new nail products to bring interesting nails to yourself is always a fun process. However, if you don’t pay careful attention to the price tag, it can increase rapidly and become quite expensive. Given that nail art trends are changing and evolving so fast, when what you have is still useful, it is easy to be dazzled by the desire for new colors and types of nail polish! This is why we make our own nail products at home as much as possible at a lower price.
Look at these 15 great tips and tricks Make your own DIY nail supplies So you can have the most fashionable manicure all year round!
1. DIY discoloration hot polishing
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Have you seen those amazing color-changing nail polishes that people seem to be able to buy only in very expensive salons? When your hands change temperature outdoors or underwater, they tend to change from one shade to another, and then back again. Well, all of us are very lucky, MsNailDecor has found a homemade trick to create your own DIY color-changing polish, and I am happy to share it with you!
2.DIY nail polish
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Do you own a complete set of nail polish colors, but somehow you still can’t find it quite The shade you are looking for in shelves and trash bins?Well, instead of spending more money on Even Polishes, why not try to mix some custom colors from the polishes you already have? Cutepolish shows you how it is done. This technique is especially useful if the shade you are thinking of is uncommon and you can’t find it in the store even if you tried it!
3. DIY matte polishing
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Usually, when you paint your nails, the polish will give them a shiny shine. However, matte nail polishes are all the rage recently, which means that everyone rushes to the store to buy special polishes of different colors or special finishes that can turn any old polish into a matte finish. However, Anna has cracked this technique and showed you how to make your own matte finish at a lower price!
4. DIY gel nail remover
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If you have used gel or acrylic nails before, then you know that they are more difficult to remove than normal nail polish or glue fake nails. Usually, you have to go back to the salon that does these for you and have them safely dissolve the gel nails in a solvent to avoid tearing them off and damaging your nail bed, which usually costs money. Instead, try Lulu & Sweetpea’s homemade gel nail makeup remover. The effect is as good as salon products, but it may be gentler on your fingers!
5. Lemon vinegar nail polish remover
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Have you run out of nail polish remover, but you don’t have time to go to the store to buy more, and your nail disaster is too urgent to wait until the next time you have the opportunity to buy it? Then it’s time to start rummaging through your kitchen cabinets! Save money, Smart Life is here to show you how to make your own degreaser with vinegar and lemon juice, both of which are already in our storage room.
6. DIY nail growth recipe
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Do your nails grow slowly and never seem to reach the length you want before they break off? We also encountered the same problem, which is very frustrating. That’s why we started researching natural nail growth solutions, and we were lucky enough to stumble upon this DIY tutorial by Ela Gale! It may not seem like much, but we assure you based on experience that it does work.
7. DIY liquid tape
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Although we have practiced painting on our nails for many years and can now create very beautiful designs, if we say so ourselves, we still occasionally accidentally apply nail polish on the skin around the nails. Some people try to prevent this from putting tape around their nails, but it tends to stick at strange angles because your fingertips are not flat. It is easier to use “liquid tape” like a professional salon, but it is expensive. That’s why Nails from Jema is here to teach you how to make your own nails! Apply it directly to your skin to catch the scattered polish, make your nails, let everything dry, and then remove the “tape”.
8. DIY luminous polishing
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Okay, we admit that we know that you can already buy dark nail polish in some stores, especially around Halloween, but the idea of making your own nail polish at home is not Greatly More exciting than buying something already made? If you ask us, learning to make something that didn’t shine before feels like you are doing a cool scientific experiment! Find out if there is chemistry or magic behind this DIY project on Sofia Styled.
9. DIY nail stickers
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Whether you are going to a physical store or browsing the items you can buy online, there are plenty or pre-made nail art stickers to help you take nail art design to a new level. If there are tutorials that can help you use what you already have in the kitchen to make your own things for free, but why do you spend extra money? Check out how Janelle Estep uses plastic snack bags to make nail stickers!
10. DIY Water Marble Nail Sticker
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If you are like us, then you already know how to use marbling manicure in general, and you have tried it a thousand times. You may have succeeded, but again, like us, you may also dip your fingers into the polished water and make a mess. Instead of doing this, why not try a new, more concise technology? Dearnatural62 shows you how to make water-grain nail stickers instead of dipping and hope for the best!
11. Baking soda nail scrub and stain remover
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If you often find that your work, housework, or DIY project stains and discolors your nails, or even if you accidentally dye your nails red when trying to dye your hair, then you know how difficult it is to do it color. Nail stains can last for several weeks at a time, which is by no means a good foundation for a beautiful manicure. Instead of waiting, try this DIY nail stain remover from Christene Carr. After using furniture stains on old wooden tables, when our nails turned black for several weeks, it helped us!
12. DIY cuticle cream
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Although our cuticles are an important part of our nails and overall hand health, we find that we often forget them. In fact, sometimes in winter, we actually ignore them so much that they dry out and start to peel, which will never be great when you try to paint your nails. Make your own natural cuticle cream to help your cuticle maintain a healthy and pleasant appearance, just like Loepsie does here!
13. Repair cuticle oil
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Are your cuticles so damaged that you worry that it may be too late to use cuticle cream, or are you not sure if it will help until they heal a little bit? Then first, mix a batch of soothing DIY cuticle treatments made by Say Not, Sweet Anne. It contains different essential oils, which have been shown to have antibacterial properties and prevent irritation or infection of your poor, worn cuticle.
14. All Natural Nail Strengthening Serum
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We have discussed a DIY nail growth solution, but if you plan to spare no effort to try to make your nails grow longer, you should probably make sure that they are strong enough to last without breaking! If your nails are not strong, they will not grow anyway, no matter how often you soak them in the healthy growth essence. Check out this lemon and garlic recipe from Tip Top Home Rememdies. It sounds like a strange combination on nails, but it works for us!
15. DIY nail polish
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Just in case you don’t want to wash your fingertips with pure orange juice as suggested in the previous recipe, here is an alternative recipe that uses lemon and some essential oils! Young Living recommends applying the essence to the nails with a brush like a polish, rather than dipping your fingers directly into it.
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