Harry Potter Nail Art Take Two!

Hi! Today I have the second Harry Potter manicure I did. To see the first version click here.

Some of the nails are improvements of the last time and reused.

But sadly there are no pictures of Harry and Voldemort on my nails.

It's definitely darker and more cohesive in my opinion. Enjoy!

I started out with 2 coats (as of habit not because of opacity) of Wet 'n' Wild Black Creme.

Nail Art Breakdown!

•  Thumb: "HP" logo with the number '7' was done with a white twoway nail art pen purchased from ebay over the black.
•  Pointer: The lightning bolt was done with Zoya Trixie with a brush. Surrounding it, I put China Glaze Emerald Sparkle.
• Middle: Again like last time I did the Deathly Hallows symbol with a white nail art pen over the black base.
• Ring: I put the "Dark Mark" (Voldemort's mark) on my ring finger. To create it, I used Zoya Trixie for the skull with a brush. Wet 'n' Wild Black Creme was used for details. Then I applied China Glaze Emerald Sparkle with a brush to create the twisted snake. There is a tiny white dot on the snake's head for its eye. It's hard to see all the detail in the picture. The contrast of the dark green and black maybe?
• Pinky: Again I wrote "The End" with a white nail art pen. I also put a french tip with China Glaze Emerald Sparkle on this one.

I know this is an awkward picture but I think it helps show the dark mark clearer.

All pictures are in the sun and outside if you couldn't tell ;)

Wet 'n' Wild Black Creme is an amazing opaque in one coat black. It cost me $0.99 and I bought it at a Rite Aid.

China Glaze Emerald Sparkle is a great dark sparkly green.

I bought mine on Transdesign for $2.99

Zoya Trixie is a gorgeous silver foil with an excellent formula.

I got it off Zoya's website.

Close-up of thumb prior to clean up and touch ups.

I really like doing Harry Potter nail art so if you stick around you'll probably see more of it. Not that there is much reason to do it now after the premiere. But I enjoy it and that's all that matters. Oh and I'm trying out a new font.

Thanks for stopping by! Feel free to comment. :)

On To The Next Polish,

Katie