Waterfall nails with OPI Sheer Tints

Today I have two lovely mani's using the OPI Sheer Tints for a rainbow effect.

First up is a rainbow waterfall nail art.

 

After the basecoat I applied two coats of KOH Colours! 14:

 

 

After this I applied one coat of Picture Polish Aurora and one coat of Picture Polish Gravity...just to make it extra colorful and sparkly.

 

I then took a striper brush and white acrylic paint to make the waterfall.

 

After a bit of drying I used the OPI Sheer Tints to make the Rainbow effect.

 

I've made an illustration for the Rainbow effect:

 

 

And here is my rainbow waterfall nail art:

 

 

Day 299) Nail art rainbow waterfall

So, this week's challenge on NPQ is "Waterfall nail art".
Let's start with a confession...I hadn't heard of it before this challenge (◐.̃◐)
But when I looked at the nail arts they suggested I was like: "Oh, is that a waterfall nail art!"
It is actually a pretty simple design which can be achieved by amateurs as well as pro's.

Now, I didn't bother to make a tutorial. You can find a good one at Nailasaurus.

I immediately wanted to do a rainbow waterfall (of course ✿◕ ‿ ◕✿).
And it was only after I finished my nail art that I realized that I hadn't followed the Nailasaurus tutorial...

So here is my tutorial in words (sorry!)
1) Start by painting your nails black
2) Get your rainbow colors
I chose to use my glitters.
The 7 colors of the rainbow were IMAO too much for using it on just one nail but splitting them up between 4 nails isn't easy either right?!
So, after taking a good look at my glitters I came to 12 colors: dark red, red, reddish orange, orange, yellow, light green, green, turquoise, teal, blue, dark purple, purple
Three colors per nail.
3) Each color got 1/3 part of the nail.
I used a striper brush to make stripes with the first color (dark red) on 1/3 of the Nail. Then I made stripes with the second color (red) from 1/3 to 2/3 and so on...
The stripes have different lengths