Hailey Bieber’s ‘Glazed-Donut Cat-Eye’ Nails Add Icing to the Perfect Winter Mani
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Did you know you could combine Hailey Bieber's signature glazed-donut nails with the season's top manicure trend ? Not only is it possible, but it results in the perfect winter nail look.
On October 27 Hailey and her husband, Justin Bieber , attended the longest World Series game in history , giving her plenty of time to show off a new nail look. A day later, Justin shared a couples' selfie from the Los Angeles Dodgers game, though Justin himself was there to support the Toronto Blue Jays. In the picture, Hailey holds up her drink to the camera, giving fans a perfect look at an icy manicure that falls somewhere between a silvery blue ombré effect and a French manicure .
The look itself combines the chrome glazing technique that nail artist Zola Ganzorigt is known for with the cat-eye manicures everyone— including Hailey Bieber —has been going crazy for this fall.
It's been two weeks—and one maximalist vacation manicure —since that baseball game, but Ganzorigt just posted an Instagram tutorial for those looking for a chic holiday manicure, revealing exactly which colors and techniques created this experimental look. It turns out she started with O.P.I's GelColor Bare My Soul and a layer of Super Gloss No Wipe Top Coat for the look's nude base before going in with Tin Man Can Chrome powder to get her famous glazed-donut look.
Then come the icy tips. To achieve the shimmery effect, Ganzorigt mixes some magnetic nail powder with her Super Gloss topcoat before applying to the tips of the nail. She then hits the tips with the magnet to create the cat-eye shift and goes over everything with a topcoat once more.
One commenter replied that Ganzorigt's post came "right on time" for her next nail appointment, but I'll be bookmarking this one for December.
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