Nail Art Made Easy with bigRuby Nail Tattoos

After more than a week, I finally got to try my bigRuby Nail Tattoos. I love that it's so easy to apply. I just read the instructions included in the pack and voila, I now have a lovely accent nail.

I had on Zoya Skylar for my base color. I would have chosen a lighter nail polish shade if I knew I was going to try out this nail tattoo but I think it still turned out nice.

Zoya Skylar (with Flash)

Zoya Skylar (with Flash)

Zoya Skylar (with Flash)

Here are a few more shots of Zoya Skylar, without flash but with some sunlight this time.

Zoya Skylar (without Flash)

Zoya Skylar (without Flash)

I prepared the following before I started: small scissors (it's kind of hard to cut the small designs accurately if you're using a big one), cotton bud, glass with water, and of course my nail tattoo. I'm using the 'Hers' bigRuby nail tattoo for this one.

Tools needed for applying the bigRuby nail tattoo

I then cut out the tattoo as close to the design as possible. I chose the orange colored design as I thought it would pop out more with the blue nail polish base.

Nail tattoo cut out as close to the design as possible

The next step is the trickiest of them all. I removed the plastic film covering the design and placed the nail tattoo face down on my nail. You have to make sure that the design is positioned correctly because you can't redo it anymore. If you lift up the paper, it's possible that part of the tattoo will stick to your nail and it would be ruined.

bigRuby nail tattoo placed face down on the nail

Once the nail tattoo is positioned on your nail, press it down to make sure that the design is applied flatly without wrinkles. Use the cotton bud dipped in water to wet the back part of the tattoo until the paper slides off, leaving the design on your nail. Once the tattoo is dry, apply 2 coats of top coat and you're done!

bigRuby nail tattoo without top coat

bigRuby nail tattoo without top coat

bigRuby nail tattoos can be purchased at Polish Please! (http://polishplease.multiply.com) if you're from the Philippines. Each pack has upto 92 designs in different sizes that can be used on both your fingers and toes so it's definitely worth your money.