Glow in the dark Halloween nails with Beauty Big Bang product!

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In this nail art I used three products from his company.

 This amazing plate form the Halloween collection BBBXL-028 . I have already used this plate for another nail art, I think it is very versatile and I am sure you will get a million ideas for nail art only looking at it.


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As base for this nail art I used a set of  600Pcs Round Head Full Cover. id product J3160-2C

They came in a bag that contains 600 nails in 10 different sizes from 0 to 9. Nails are divided by sizes and you will have extra nails in size 4 and 5 because I think they are the most common sizes.

I have these nail in the transparent version and I decided I wanted to try these in white too. You can wear them as they are or use them as a white base for your nail arts or to practice your skills in free hand paintings.

You can use these to add length and salon strength to your nails instantly. These nails are easy to polish as desired. The shaoe is rounded and very natural but you can also easly shape them and cut them.

What I like about these nails is that they are soft, pliable nail bed for a great fit with a stronger tip to last.
They are flexible, comfortable nails mean longer wear and and a more natural look.

I prepared a base making a gradient with some dusty pink . I was very easy because the nails were already white.

Then I created a glow in the dark transparent polish with a luminous powder J2103-1A and a clear base coat.
Have a look to a previous blog post here: glow in the dark diy polish.

Then I stamped using a dark burgundy colour.

This is how it look in the dark.

This is how it looks on natural light