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<a href='http://nailartgallery.nailsmag.com/kerlysnails/photo/412967/3-d-double-scoop-ice-cream-tutorial?ref=side-embed'><img src='http://s3photo.nailartgallery.nailsmag.com/7966b260-c026-497f-99fe-3bc45883b3c4_set.jpg' alt='3-D Double Scoop Ice Cream Tutorial - Nail Art Gallery' /></a> Copy and paste the embed code above to put this step-by-step nail art tutorial on your web site.
With the nail already buffed and cleaned off for nail art, apply a large bead of light brown acrylic to the bottom third of the nail. Make sure to spread the acrylic neatly and cover the corners of the nail to create the cone.
Using a piece of nail art netting, once the brown acrylic starts to lose its shine, gently press the netting into the acrylic to create texture. Remove any excess off the sides.
Apply a large bead of colored acrylic to create the first scoop of ice cream. Use a dotting tool, an orange-wood stick, or a toothpick to quickly poke the first scoop in different areas to add texture. You can also create a dripping effect by adding tiny beads of the same colored acrylic to the bottom of the scoop and blending upward.
Apply a second large bead of colored acrylic and use a dotting tool to make holes in the top scoop.
Creating a triangular shape, apply three stripes of white acrylic to create the whipped cream.
Fill in the holes created in Step 3 using tiny beads of dark and light brown acrylic. This will create the nut topping on the ice cream.
Use a bead of dark acrylic and apply it in a zigzag motion. Make sure to work quickly to create the dripping chocolate syrup effect. You can also use dark brown polish instead of acrylic.
Finish the look by adding a tiny bead of red acrylic as the cherry on top.
3-D Double Scoop Ice Cream coming right up!\n\nYummy!
