“The nail polish will harden too quickly in cold water.” Unscrew the caps ... and for a more abstract marble (as pictured) swirl it around haphazardly. There are no wrong swirls here.

Water marble nails are one of those nail art trends that ... They’ll layer on top of each other. Swirl the colors with your dotting tool to get that marble effect. Dip your nail into the mixture.

This look gives an impression of swirling water on your nails ... your manicure into a gorgeous marble. One of the hottest nail art techniques is to swirl some nail polish into a small pool ...

The marble technique used here spills over into a soft swirl of cool pastel ... sage green water marble art is the next step: ...

To create swirly, marble-like designs, don’t reach for just any old polishes. The best nail polishes for water marble are highly pigmented and opaque (avoid sheer or clear polishes, as these won ...

Try the water marble technique to do them yourself: Just drip your desired colors into a cup or bowl of water, swirl them together with a toothpick, then dip your nail in one by one to get the ...

A video tutorial from India showing the painstaking technique behind a water marble effect manicure has become popular on social media.The effect is achieved when different coloured drops of nail ...

Nicole used a plastic bag to marble together two nail polishes in this mesmerizing marbled look. It’s a bit smokey, a bit tie-dye. . . Perfect for your inner hippie. Find out more about this ...