Coral & Gold Glitter Gradient

For this look I used Julep "Minnie" & "Oscar."

I made this look by sponging on the glitter focusing the most glitter to the tip of the nail.

Peach & Gold Reverse Glitter Gradient

I made this look by using China Glaze "Sunset Sail" and  by sponging China Glaze "Champagne Kisses" at the base of the nail to create a bit of a gradient effect.

Snowflake Nails

I started this look with three coats of Orly's "Au Champagne." I love this white. It has the perfect amount of shimmer to it that makes the polish not seem so stark like many white polishes can. 

Next I applied Julep "Joelle" with a make up sponge for a gradient like affect; concentrating most of the glitter by the tip of my nails. Lastly, I applied one coat of Femme Fatale Lacquer "Look At All The Pretty Snowflakes."

Autumn Glitter Gradient

For this look I used Julep "Fiore" as my base color. I then used Nail Sauce "Thankful" to create a reverse gradient down my nail using a piece of a make up sponge. 

Subtle Glitter Gradient

For this look I used China Glaze "Gold Digger" and "Hello, Gorgeous." In order to achieve this look, paint your nails with a polish that will be your foundation color. For me, the foundation polish was the gold glitter. Next, rip off a piece of a make up sponge and dip it into your gradient polish. This is best done using a small piece of the sponge and handling it with a pair of tweezers. When first applying the gradient polish you will want to dab off any of the access polish to ensure that it will not over power the foundation polish. Go over your nails as many times as needed to achieve the desired effect by moving further down your nail with each coat. 

Reverse Glitter Gradient

Today I have a reverse glitter gradient to show using Julep "Ava" as a base color and China Glaze "Techno." I applied the glitter with a sponge making sure to concentrate the most glitter at the edge of the nail bed.