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Hi, my loves, and for this combination I'll be using the nail polish Serena, which is This wonderful pink one, which I even use a lot here, I'm always restocking it because it's a hit. as the clients and the white polish is the Pétala Branca, which those who have followed me the longest know He's my favorite for everything, so let's get started with the step-by-step—my nails are already prepped. I already did the cuticle and applied the base coat, and the polish we're going to apply first is Serena; I'm going to do the Its two-layer coating is ready to begin; I apply it directly onto the nail without applying the glitter before to create background color because it won't be necessary; it's very creamy coverage well, with two layers, and also, later, when doing the gradient, we'll blend it with it as well So just add a bit more color there, then you won't need a base layer anymore. Two layers of it for now, good. And now for the second layer is where I've been working. The outline with a stick for those who still don't know the stick and the other materials I am using Here for anyone who wants to know the description, where I buy, and everything else—I'm always recommending it personally. For you, in the little bag marked here in the top-left corner of the screen, it's for you. Here is the list of materials and products, along with their descriptions and store recommendations. click here in the bottom left corner where there's a shopping bag icon to check the products, okay, and for I really like using the iron stick because I think it slides better, you know? cuticle, so it helps to neatly shape the cuticle area, but remember that for When you have a perfect outline, you need to pay extra attention to the cuticles, right? But I'm going to tell you something: You know, when I used the wooden stick to outline it, it often ended up getting tangled. due to the roughness of the material, you know, because it's wood, so after I tested the toothpick The iron for outlining has become my favorite; I can't switch anymore, folks. As you've probably already noticed, yes, I keep applying several coats until the polish stops dripping. from running along the cuticle I've been using a cotton swab to make it nice and neat there because if the The nail polish keeps dripping down toward the cuticle, and then the edge looks messy and uneven. So I'll keep passing the matchstick as many times as necessary. Good, now that's done, we're going to proceed The gradient and I use little pieces of dishwashing sponge, even these pieces They were already cut here; I'll do one more because I'll probably use two, and look at this Even the small scissors, I can cut it easily—just pay attention to leaving this part. Where will the polish be applied neatly, because some might fall when cutting. a little bit, right, from the thicker part, that green part, so make sure to clean it really well so it doesn't Transfer it to the nail, then okay, I'll start by applying the white nail polish, so I'll brush it on Here, at the bottom part that will be at the tip of the nail, this white part is, and I'm going to give some Brushstrokes from Serena as well, to already create there a blend of colors, and without much secrecy in this first one The gradient layer, my intention is to apply color, so it won't end up looking too neat It will be marked, but the intention is to deposit the color, mainly white, so that it prevails. Look, while there's nail polish on the sponge, I'm just gradually applying it, and probably that's it It didn't happen to me in the video, but maybe some little bumps will appear, and then I'll end up popping them already. I give a few light taps on top right away so it starts bursting, then I make the refill. Put the polish here on the sponge because it's almost empty, so the same thing, one A little more of the white and a little bit of Serena, and then I'll start adding it gradually, giving it a few taps. I saw you ended up with a little bit of ball-like texture; I gave it a few gentle touches, practically like that with the sponge. to pop the bubbles because if not, it looks ugly later, and besides, they end up popping on their own anyway no polish and the first layer is this, and the sponge is still slightly dirty with polish, and it's like this The moment I keep tapping quickly to get that gradient just right there I'm seeing people over here, the color blending is quite mixed, so for the second layer of A gradient is basically this, using the sponge like this, with just a little bit of nail polish left, we gradually apply it Several quick taps to thoroughly blend and make the gradient look beautiful now, how it turned out I'm almost out of polish on the sponge, so I'm going to refill it again, but then I'll transfer it to mine First, I'll take off a bit of the nail polish, and then I'll continue here with the ombre effect. and I wanted to give this gradient a metallic sheen, so I chose this polish, which is one of My dears, I also use this a lot here—it creates a very beautiful effect, and I think this part here The mix of white and pink tones would look amazing, and really, just take a look at how it turned out The effect is nice already, it's already beautiful like this, but I felt something was still missing, yes glitter and I chose this one from Impala; I even tested it on my glove to see how it was The effect of it is amazing, and I saw it was going to turn out wonderful, but then I'm going to apply it with the sponge really well I'm just giving it a few light strokes, but I'm going to apply it from the middle of the nail downward. Just a small amount, just to give a nice soft glitter effect—wow, it turned out wonderful, I love it I liked it even more this way—I thought it became even more delicate and fits perfectly with this tone here. I didn't want to do the ombre effect all over my nail, and I don't regret it either, because I think it would've looked Very heavy, you know, but I think it ended up much lighter, more delicate, and I preferred applying it this way. sponge for gradually controlling even the amount of glitter and also achieving this effect, just like that It was actually coming out from the tip, upward from the nail, you know, toward the middle of the nail, and look, I'm right here already thinking, I'm sure many of you are going to reproduce this combination, mainly because The end of the year is already approaching, and if I were you, I'd already save this nail here for Reproducing it for your clients, I'm sure it's going to be a hit, and just look, my loves, how it turned out Linda, now she actually looks like a nail done by Fran Alves, doesn't she? And while I'm at it, I'd like to know Who here has liked the video? Seriously, people, do I deserve it or don't I? Just look at this nail! Linda, step by step, the best one I've brought here for you, so please, as a favor Thank you so much for watching! Of course, if you like the video, it would be great if you could give it a thumbs up. Clearly, if you leave a comment, I'll be even happier. it's still that if you share our video, you've won my heart because I prepared this video right here with So much affection to help you bring in one more inspiration just as I'm sure you can They'll do plenty of very practical work and it turns out wonderful, right? And for removing those little smudges I admit I took a little longer, you know, because I applied the ombre effect with the sponge. it ends up erasing quite a bit on the sides, but nothing a good stroke won't fix, right, guys, and I'm going leave it marked for you too in the little bag located to the left side of the screen here for those who I still don't know which one I'll use next, but I'll remember to use the liquid tape, and that's it, my friends. Love, I hope you all liked the result because I was absolutely enchanted by it—what do you think? acharam here because I really want to know your opinion, and please don't forget the Liked with a big kiss and see you in the next video