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Frosted Bloom

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1. Apply a layer of Lecenté Create 'Oxford Circus' to the entire nail and cure it.

 

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2. Paint small flowers with Lecenté Create 'Covent Garden'. There should be about 5 leaves per flower. Cure the layer. The Light Elegance Kolinsky Brush #6 is particularly suitable for the leaves.

 

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3. Give the flowers a little more colour with the white Lecenté Create 'White Magic'. Cure this layer too.

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My name is Kate Andersen and i started doing nails at hobby level and do it now for 5 years. I have won gold in mixed media 3 years in a row at the Danish Nails Open. In addition, I can add 3 silver and a bronze, and reach a gold in fantasy as well. I love nail art and to inspire others to also discover the endless world of diverse nail art.

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4. Mix a small amount of Lecenté Create 'Oxford Circus' with Top Coat and apply to the entire nail. Cure this layer as well.

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5. Use Lecenté Create 'Covent Garden' to apply small dots to the centre of the flower. I have used Light Elegance Bling Stylus Needle Point #1. Add a little Lecenté Create 'West End' in the middle of the flowers. Cure this layer too.

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6. The last white details are added to the edge of the leaves. Cure this layer as well.

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7. Apply a layer of Top Coat over the entire nail and cure. I used Lecenté Create Matte Topcoat because it gives the nail a nice finish.

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