She Planted Succulents on Her Nails, and This Plant Lover's Creativity Is Astonishing

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Green plants have always brought people a warm, healing effect, and succulents, with their cute and adorable appearance, have become the top choice for home decoration in recent years. Roz Borg, a horticulturist from Australia, relying on her love for succulents, founded an installation design studio specializing in cultivating and designing works related to succulents. The mini and varied shapes are especially lovable. Anyway, the curator is completely charmed by them, haha

They are also a good choice for home decoration

However, these succulent home decorations are not Roz Borg's strongest project. With a pair of gifted hands, she also transformed succulents into highlights on the fingertips, designing unique nail art. The plants look as if they are naturally growing on the fingers. Isn't it quite dreamy?!

But don't underestimate this small "manicure" work; the process of creating it requires great patience. At the very beginning, Borg needs to trim very small baby plants and fix them onto artificial nails, using a floral glue called Oasis.

Once dry, she then fixes the artificial nails onto the real nails. It takes about one hour (for each finger) to achieve this effect, but the result is very amazing.

"People are shocked when they realize these are living plants and not any kind of 3D carving," Borg said. "This isn't everyone's hobby direction, but most people love it!"

In addition to nail art, the plant wedding rings and other decorative series designed by Roz are also deeply loved by many newlyweds.

But Roz, who loves plants, also stated that doing this will not harm the plants themselves, because she uses glue specially made for flowers, so after wearing is finished, she will continue to put the plants back into pots and care for them carefully.

She hopes that through this art, the tough qualities of plants can be seen by more people, and encourages everyone to inspire a better version of themselves.

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