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"  Aside from nail stickers, the water marble technique is definitely the quickest way to get a cool, intricate-looking mani! Backstage at the Creatures of the Wind A/W 2014 show during New York Fashion Week, butter LONDON Global Colour Ambassador Katie Jane Hughes used the method to create amazing, metallic and pastel nail art\u2014and dished on how to DIY the look at home. This manicure can get a little messy, but it&amp;#039;s crazy-simple, and no two nails turn out exactly the same! Just follow the step-by-step tutorial below: MORE: Our Favorite Nails From Fashion Week You&amp;#039;ll Need: Dark peach polish Light peach polish Gray polish Pale pink polish Metallic silver polish A bowl of room temperature water A toothpick 1. Paint your nails with a base color\u2014the pale peach or pink work best. 2. One at a time, drip a drop of each polish into the water on top of each other. Repeat twice to add extra pigment to the look. 3. The colors will spread out to create rings. Gently drag your toothpick through the rings to swirl the colors together into different patterns. 4. Dip your nail through the polish and into the water, using the toothpick to clean up the excess floating polish before you pull your finger out. 5. Repeat steps 2-5 for the rest of your nails. The color will already be dry when you pull your nail out of the water, so no need to wait between fingers! 6. Your fingers will be covered in extra polish, so use a little remover to clean it off. Then, apply a topcoat\u2014try one with a matte finish for an even edgier take on the look. Would you try this marbled mani? Leave your thoughts on the look in the comments, and don&amp;#039;t forget to tweet @seventeenmag your #ManicureMonday pics! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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