As we all know gel polish gradient/ombre is bit tricky. I am trying to explore all the ways to get the gradient/ombre effect.
In my previous tutorial for gradient/ombre I had used fan brush. But for vertical gradient/ombre I feel using the nail polish brush is easier. This technique I had seen in some video but unfortunately now I am not able to find the same video to give credits.
Its time to choose the best prime minister for our country. Looking at all the political party dramas and the achievements so far I don’t find any candidate who is better than Mr. Narendra Modi. Here is my nail art I did to wish him good luck. 😊
Phir Ek Baar Modi Sarkar – Good Luck Modi Ji Nail Art!
Don’t get influenced by the cast and religion politics. Or do not vote for someone because your parents or grand parents used to vote. Whomever you are going to choose should be able to lead the Nation effectively. So requesting you all to take some time, think well and take a wise decision for yourself and the Nation.
Do you like gradient effect? I don’t think anyone would say no!
At least once we all have tried to do gradient nail art. But creating gradient effect with gel nail polish is very difficult and very less tutorials are available. So I have done a video tutorial for the same.
Gel Polish Gradient/Ombre Nail Art
Video tutorial:
Hope you enjoyed tutorial! Coming up with more tutorials for the same Technique 😊.
Recently I had been to Vietnam and I am super excited to show you my nail art done for the trip. 😊
From sometime now nail printers are giving new definition to nail art. I too wanted to try the photo nails but everyone cannot afford the printer as it is very much expensive. So I tried to play with the photo and here is what I did!
Photo Nail Art For Vietnam Tour
Index finger is the Cruise which we had booked to visit Ha Long Bay. Middle is me and my partner 😊.
Photo Nail Art – Cruise Ha Long Bay
Ring finger is the Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills, Danang.
Photo Nail Art – Golden Bridge, Ba Na Hills
Pinky finger was supposed to be the Saigon Skydeck from where we can see the 360 degree view of entire Ho Chi Minh City! But somehow it did not come out as expected. But overall I just loved these nails of mine! Hope you too like it!
Unfortunately couldn’t make a tutorial for this nail art. But coming up with more new techniques and tutorials! Keep visiting!!
Rose Day marks the beginning of the Valentine Week. The Rose Day date 2019 is February 7. This year, Rose Day will fall on Thursday. Rose Day is the day when people express their feelings with the help of – you guessed it – roses! These beautiful flowers have been used since time immemorial as a symbol of love. However, roses can be presented to anyone from friends to family members to even co-workers. On Rose Day, surprise your near and dear ones with a beautiful rose – or a bunch of them – to make their day.
Different rose colours signify different emotions. A red rose represents love, while yellow roses symbolise friendship. Pure white roses are gifted to signal peace and affection, while pink roses are the perfect gifts for people you’re grateful to.
India will celebrate its 70th Republic Day on Saturday, that is January 26. Each year on January 26, the Indian Republic celebrates Republic Day with great fervour and zeal. Every January 26 in New Delhi, the President’s Bodyguard, a 200-strong cavalry unit — draped in fine red coats, golden sashes and resplendent turbans — escort the president to the stage at the Republic Day parade and give the order for the national anthem to begin. Attended by world leaders and beamed across the nation of 1.25 billion, the Republic Day parade in New Delhi showcases India’s military might and is the premier state event of the year. To celebrate India’s remarkable story, the 70th Republic Day celebrations will see several ‘firsts’.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will be the Chief Guest at the 70th Republic Day parade.
India’s multifarious folk dances, including those from Tamil Nadu, Arunachal Pradesh and Maharashtra, are all set to enthrall the audience on the 70th Republic Day in New Delhi on Saturday.
The Jallianwala Bagh massacre, that took place on Baisakhi day in 1919, will be the theme of the official tableau of Punjab for the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi on January 26. It will be the third time in a row that Punjab”s tableau will appear during the Republic Day Parade.
The 70th Republic Day parade will be adazzling display of ‘Nari Shakti’, led by the Assam Rifles contingent, besides a lone woman officer exhibiting bike stunts on Rajpath as part of the iconic daredevil team. Contingents of the Navy, Army Services Corps and a unit of Corps of Signals will all be led by women officers.
Four Indian National Army (INA) veterans, aged over 90 years, will also take part in the Republic Day parade for the first time. “These veterans are aged between 90-100 years. INA soldiers had links with the British Indian Army, so they also have links with our legacy,” Major General Rajpal Punia said.
At the parade to celebrate the 70th Republic Day, the artillery gun system M777 American Ultra Light Howitzers will be displayed. Also on display would be the Main Battle Tank (MBT) T-90. The made-in-India Akash Weapon SystemFour Indian National Army (INA) veterans, aged over 90 years, will also take part in the Republic Day parade for the first time. “These veterans are aged between 90-100 years. INA soldiers had links with the British Indian Army, so they also have links with our legacy,” Major General Rajpal Punia said.
At the parade to celebrate the 70th Republic Day, the artillery gun system M777 American Ultra Light Howitzers will be displayed. Also on display would be the Main Battle Tank (MBT) T-90. The made-in-India Akash Weapon System will also be on display.
Diwali is one of the most important festival celebrated by Hindus all around the world.The festival and its celebrations usually last for five days, among which the third day is the main day. During all the five days of Dhanteras, Chhoti Diwali,Badi Diwali, Govardhan PoojandBhai Dooj, houses, temples and public places are all lit up with lights and earthen lamps. The themes of ‘victory of good over evil’ and ‘victory of light over dark’ are associated with the festival. The festival falls in the month of Karthik, according to Hindu calendar. According to the Gregorian calendar, the festival falls during the months of either October or November.
Importance Of Diwali
Diwali is a word that has been derived from the Sanskrit word Deepavali, which means a “row or a string of lights”. The word is a conjugation of “deepa” or an earthen lamp and “vali” or a continuous row or series of something. The festival falls during the beginning of autumn and at the end of summer harvest. Diwali coincides with the darkest day of the year, also known as Amavasya. This day is the darkest of Hindu lunisolar calendar. Although the festival has been known as a predominantly Hindu festival, it’s also celebrated by Jains, Sikhs and Newar Buddhists. However, the day marks different historical events and stories for all these religions.
