Hey guys, here's another toothpick tutorial. We're building a little house. First you need
to make the walls, then a roof and doors. To finish off you can also make some windows,
chimney and a flower... Hey guys, I'm super happy to be with you again and guess what?
This is a toothpick nail art episode two. I received so many requests to film more nail
art designs using a toothpick. So these are the ones we are making today. Mickey Mouse
design, Camouflage nails, Cotton Candy nail art, Daisies Design and a fun take on French
manicure. So grab your polishes and toothpicks and let's jump into it.
In my first toothpick nail art tutorial we learned that a toothpick can work as an awesome
nail art tool. Today we are making another five quick and easy designs, for which we
only need a toothpick and a nail polish. You guys already know the first step -- a
base coat. First we need to cut the end of the toothpick,
which will allow us to make a bit larger dots, stripes and other forms.
Let's start with the first design. I am making a pink take on the camouflage pattern. Paint
your nail with a medium pink polish. You may need more than one layer to get an opaque
color like me. Dip the toothpick into a fuschia pink polish and dot the polish on the nail
to form these cloud shaped patches. Make a few of these hot pink clouds randomly on the
nail. For this design you need a few shades of pink, but you can make the camouflage nails
with any color you want. I think the original olive green would be so cool. But unfortunately,
I don't own any nail polish in this color. So use the colors you have at home. Next,
I am taking a pink polish that is lighter than my base color to draw some more clouds.
Make sure that some of them slightly overlap with the fuschia clouds. Lastly, I am going
in with a very dark pink shade. A grey color would also work very nicely for camouflage
nails, no matter what base color you're using. Here I am just going over some of the dark
clouds with light pink and fuschia for the 3D effect and since I don't want all the dark
clouds to be in the front. To finish off, seal the design with a fast drying top coat.
I think this design is so cool. The camouflage pattern is a bit edgy by itself but pink take
on it makes it girly and sweet. Next we are making a classic cartoon daisy
design. I need to start with a white base because the green polish I will be using next
is not that pigmented. But if you have a nice opaque green nail polish you can skip this
step and just paint all your nails with it. To make the beautiful white daisy flowers
you just need to make 5 small white dots in a circle for the petals and then the final
dot in the center. Don't worry if some petals are bigger than others -- this makes it even
more interesting and unique. I am making four daisies on my nail today, but you can draw
less or more of them if you prefer. Now dip the toothpick in the yellow polish and make
a yellow dot in the center of each flower. Since we've colored the center with the white
previously, the yellow looks super bright, see? Finish your design with a top coat. I
think this design is so retro and beautiful and you could wear it on all of your nails
or just on a ring finger for a lovely accent. The third design we are making is this adorable
Mickey Mouse design. First I am painting the entire nail in white. I need 2-3 layers to
get an opaque result with this polish. Now we need to draw Mickey heads all over the
nail. Make a larger dot for the head and two smaller ones on the sides for his ears. To
make a larger dot you can cut away a bit more of the toothpick -- since the toothpick is
normally wider in the middle. Another alternative is also to dip the toothpick into the polish
and let it dry; you can repeat this several times. Your toothpick will get a nice rounded
tip and will also be making larger dots. For the ears, cut off just a small piece of the
toothpick. This way the toothpick will have a smaller tip, like smaller dotting tool.
I decided to make the Mickeys in three typical Disney colors -- red, blue and black. Lastly,
apply a layer of a fast drying top coat to protect your design and add a beautiful shine.
How cute and simple is this one right? I absolutely love it.
Next we are making this fun take on the French manicure. I am coloring my entire nail in
white until I get the opaque payoff. Next just dip the toothpick into a bright coral
or any other color that you like and dot the polish across the tip of the nail like that.
Make sure to draw the dots very closely together to get this beautiful pattern. This design
is so easy to make and it's great if you just want a nice little detail to your nails. I
like it because it's a bit special but still very wearable for work or school. As always,
finish the design with a fast drying top coat. This design is also perfect for the mix and
match manicure. See how lovely it looks when paired with our Mickey design. I made this
fun French manicure to all my nails except the ring finger, where I draw Mickeys. It
makes for such a simple but absolutely adorable manicure.
Lastly, we are making a fun cotton candy design. Paint your entire nail with any solid color
you prefer, I have chosen a medium blue. I do recommend going for any darker color you
have, because the cotton candy is very light, pastel color. Now it's time to draw some yummy
sweets on the nail. Cotton candy looks like a puffy pastel cloud, so dip the toothpick
into the pastel polish and start drawing the fluffy clouds. Just use the dotting motion
to get the perfect shape. I decided to make 3 cotton candies in lilac, pink and pastel
minty green. To add the sticks just draw a small black or grey line picking out of each
cotton candy. Seal in your design with a layer of fast drying top coat. This design is just
so lovely and delicious, don't you think? I hope you enjoyed watching this nail art
tutorial. Will you make any of these designs yourself?
Let me know what you think of these designs and which one is your favorite. Also, if you
want me to film the next episode of the toothpick nail art show this video some love - give
it a rate by favorite or share it on social media. Thank you so much for watching and
I'll talk to you next time. Bye, bye.