Googly Eye Nail Art Tutorial

Googly Eye Nail Art Tutorial

Halloween is just around the corner. I know right, Way too soon! Where did summer go? I don't feel like we had a long enough summer. Oh well, I can say one thing I love about the autumn season is HALLOWEEN!

Are you looking for a fun and super easy nail art design for Halloween? Well, look no more. This googly eye nail tutorial is fast, easy, anyone can do it and the best part, it's appropriate for all ages and occasions!

You can wear this mani as a full or accent. Here is what you will need.

1. Black Nail Polish 
2. White Nail Polish
3. 4-5 Brightly Colored Nail Polishes
4. Dotting Tool or an alternative like an orange stick or bobby pin.
5. Topcoat: Glossy or Matte.

First, polish your nail with an opaque layer of black polish and let dry completely.

Second, Take your dotting tool ( or whatever you are using to make circles for the eyes) and apply medium size, side by side dots around your nail. You are making the whites of the eyes. Let the polish dry. Here is what it should look like.

Next, you are going to take your different colored nail polish and apply smaller circles onto your white circles, like this.

Now you are going to go back in with your black polish and add in tiny pupils. You can make all the eyes look in the same direction or be creative and have them look goofy and in different directions! Just have fun with it.

Finally, let your design completely dry and add your topcoat. You can use matte or shine, your choice.

Alright, Now your design is complete! Here is the quick view video to help you out.

Quick View Video

You can also check out the full tutorial here, along with 4 other Halloween designs.

You may also enjoy this video as well.

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