How to decorate succulent pots with nail polish

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For all you girls out there, you probably all have nail polish - even if you don't use it, you still have to buy a couple of bottles! So when nail polish expires, wouldn't it be a shame to just throw it away~ When you see this article, your expired nail polish has been saved!

Cute, compact succulent plant pots, with the surface of the pots painted with marble-like painted patterns that look like galaxy cloud maps, making ordinary white porcelain and red clay pots dazzling and extraordinary.

Materials

White porcelain or red clay pots, nail polish in various colors, bamboo skewers, disposable plastic containers (need to have a certain depth), rubber gloves

Steps

Step 1: Fill a disposable plastic container 3/4 full with water. The water temperature is very important - it needs to be a little warmer than room temperature

Step 2: Drop nail polish of different colors onto the surface of the water

Step 3: Use a bamboo skewer to gently stir the nail polish on the water surface, so that it forms irregular striped arc patterns

Step 4: Immerse the pot or cup that can be used to plant succulents into the water, so that the iridescent nail polish on the water surface all adheres to the surface of the pot or cup as it is lifted out of the water

Step 5: Adhesion effect (soak for some time)

Step 6: If you are not satisfied with the painted result, you can dip and dye it again, and finally wait for it to dry naturally and it's OK.

Friends who are interested can give it a try!

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