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Start off by applying a base coat. I used Sally Hansen’s “Double Duty Base and Top Coat”.

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Then, paint your nails with a background color of your choice. I applied four coats of Sally Hansen’s “Almost Almond”.

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Next, paint two curved diagonal lines to create the tree trunk. I did this using a striping brush and Delta Ceramcoat’s “Autumn Brown” acrylic paint.

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Then, fill in the trunk. I did this using a liner brush.

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Next, using the same liner brush and acrylic paint, paint curvy or wavy lines coming out around the trunk to create the branches.

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Now it is time to paint the leaves. This was a bit difficult to show how to do on my nails, so I painted it on my palette step-by-step. It is one vertical line with four short lines or two long lines coming diagonally out of the sides.

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Paint the leaves all over the branches with different colors. I used Apple Barrel’s “Christmas Green”, “Yellow”, “Pumpkin Orange”, and “Bright Red”.

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Then, to fill up more space, I painted some falling leaves below the branches.

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Lastly, apply a top coat. I used Sally Hansen’s “Advanced Hard as Nails Strengthening Top Coat”.

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Your fall manicure is complete!

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