Hello lovelies & happy Tuesday! Hope everyone has a lovely start to their week so far. Today I’ve got another nail art technique to share with you (that I haven’t done in a while): dry brush!
Dry brush is such an easy technique that anyone can do. It’s a great option if you can’t quite figure out what to do on your nails— which is exactly what I was going through the other night when preparing to do my nails. I just love how the way you layer the polishes overtop of each other can create such a fun & unique look!
For this manicure, the polishes I used were:
- Base Coat: Sally Hansen Hard As Nails
- Top Coat: Essie Speed Setter
- L’Oréal Le Vernis a L’Huile Bleu Royal
- Essie Ballet Slippers
- Essie Spice It Up
- Essie Cliffhanger
- Essie Leggy Legend
- Sally Hansen MG Black-y O
- NailStuff.ca Gold Metallic Flakes (COFFEE10 to save 10%)
- NailStuff.ca Dotting Tool Trio
Look at that dry brush layering! I added some fun gold foil over top to complete my look, but dry brush is definitely a fun beginner design because it doesn’t require any nail art tools! You can just use whatever polish you have on hand. & the colour combinations are absolutely endless—you can do one for every season, or holiday. Also you can let it dry a bit so the colours don’t blend too much, or brush them together to create a fun almost watercolour effect. I love doing both!
What do you think of the dry brush nail art technique? How do you feel about this Autumn colour scheme? Let me know all your thoughts down in the comments below!
Coffee & Nail Polish 
What a nice effect, love it 😀
Thank you so much! It’s definitely a nail art technique I need to do more of!
Oh my god, such an eye-catching nail design! I love it so much!
Thank you so much!!