How to Make an Easy Caviar or Seed Bead Manicure

Re-Creating Fashion Week's Caviar Nails

April 14, 2011

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The Dip

After the paint dried, I dripped a generous portion of nail glue onto each nail, and then flipped them over into a pile of the beads.

I left them on the bead pile for about 30 seconds (the amount of time it takes nail glue to set), then picked them up, dropped more glue onto them, and repeated this step until I got the coverage I wanted.

Note: If you don't want nail glue all over your fingers, use a pair of tweezers to do this. Tweezers are also great for placing beads in any empty spots you might have.

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by Miriam Lacey 8

The Dip

After the paint dried, I dripped a generous portion of nail glue onto each nail, and then flipped them over into a pile of the beads.

Note: If you don't want nail glue all over your fingers, use a pair of tweezers to do this. Tweezers are also great for placing beads in any empty spots you might have.

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8 Comments

Vampyre 2 years 4 weeks

To me it looks like an insect has laid eggs on their fingernails.

Paromita 2 years 4 weeks

Why would anyone wear that?! It would look gross even with Cavier, I think.

northen123 2 years 5 weeks

That looks disgusting.

shalee55 2 years 5 weeks

Gross....

ItsGlisten17 2 years 5 weeks

this reminds me of a disease! eww

2 years 5 weeks

Once I get the energy to buy those supples, I will be doing this. It makes me think of Kesha mani in her "blow" vid, I think she had a nail covered in teeny tiny gold beads and some other doodads on the other nails. Creative mani's are awesome. I just hate that I have to take them off for work. Bleh.