Nail it with marbled turquoise nail art

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As if water marbling weren't enough - now we have spray water marbling. But the overall appearance is much different. I have my first attempt at spray marbling for you today. 

Several bloggers have used this concept, but I took my cue from Ashley is Polish Addicted.

Let's take a look.

Spray water marbling nail art

I started off with Elevation Polish "The Twinkle in Yeti's Eye," which is a gorgeous deep turquoise shade with amazing shimmer. Then I added random areas of Elevation Polish Tre Cime di Lavaredo, which is a stunning gold holographic shade.

Spray water marbling nail art

Then for the fun part. (Insert sarcastic laugh here.) Well, it really was fun - I just need to practice a bit. I added a drop of black polish to a small container of distilled water and let it spread across the water's surface. Then I sprayed it a couple of times with rubbing alcohol to get a random pattern. You have to work rather quickly as the alcohol will cause the polish to dry even faster than normal.
 

Spray water marbling nail art

I dipped my finger in the water the same way I have for a normal water marble. Then, after all my nails were done, I worked on clean up. I really do like the way this turned out. I wish the black were a little more subtle. But I am sure with practice I will get it figured out.
 

Spray water marbling nail art

Have you tried this spray marble technique? Tips?

These polishes were purchased by me. All opinions are my own. Please note that computer monitors may display colors differently.