Gelish Design Day Training

28 March 2011

I recently made another trip to the fabulous Sarah Bacchus at Nail Harmony Hampshire 




After learning how to use Gelish, apply it, remove it etc. etc. it seemed like the next logical step was to learn how to create designs with Gelish.  Gelish is so much easier to manipulate and create with than polish as it never smears or bleeds into the other colour, and you can set the colour or wipe it off and change it if you don't like the design so it is mega versatile.


Here are some of the designs that we came up with on the day
L-R: Firework, stripes, flock, butterfly, half moon, glitter design, flower and dots, colour fade.

We used all sorts of tools from makeup sponges and striper brushes to gems from craft shops and lots of glitter.  My favourites are the colour fade as it looks really subtle but cool and the flock wallpaper effect is soooo cool.

The matte background with shiny pattern 'flock' effect

So that means that I -at Beauty Retreat ,will now be offering all sorts of Gelish nail art if you want it!  Thanks again Sarah xoxo




5 comments:

Cherry Pullinger said...

Wow those look great!

FatToLean said...

they look fab. is gellish cured under uv?

Sarah said...

Thanks Cherry xx

Yes gelish is cured under UV but cures much quicker (30 seconds) under LED. I am just saving my pennies for it now x

FatToLean said...

oh sounds great, I get mine done every two weeks with bio sculpture and it takes a full hour.
4 coats x 1.5 mins saved x 3 cures(she does thumbs seperately) thats 18 mins, that'd save me on parking too haha!

Greetje said...

Hi Sarah, I love the matte look! Did you do this only with Gelish? How is it done?
xoxo

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