
Once your base is completely dry, use a dotting tool (or improvise - head of a pin, hair grip, old biro...) to place five dots of a contrasting color onto the nail in a little circle, leaving a gap in the middle. Add three or four of these to each nail, depending how many will fit. I used 'Social Ladder' on the mint nails, and 'Mint Cream' on my accents! On reflection, something a little darker than 'Social Ladder' might have been better but hey ho - you live and learn, eh?! The daisies turned out quite hard to see if the light doesn't catch them.
Then, once your "petals" are dry, use your dotting tool to add a dot of yellow polish to the centre of each daisy - I used Missguided 'Misslead', which I love! Again, wait for this to dry completely before sealing with a top coat, I used the Models Own again; it does the job and I'm trying to use it up!
What do you think? Do you like daisy nail art? Will you be giving these a go? My daisies mostly look like yellow polka dots unless the light catches them, so next time I think I'd use a slightly darker or more opaque colour!
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