This is the grooviest nail art trend we've ever seen.
The flower child decade has certainly entered 2019, but this isn't the first time that lava lamps have made their appearance on a nail bed: Back in 2015,
called out lava lamps as a "moving nail" trend. "The liquid moves around inside the nail – with bubbles of both colored and clear fluid," the site reported at the time.walked so lava lamp nails could run. Another professional-level nail trend, aquarium nails involve stacking two nail tips on top of one another, then injecting baby oil between them with a syringe to create the illusion of floating water.
Fans on Instagram are fawning over Peter's creation in the comment section. "Omg this is amazing," wrote one future flower child. As another commenter aptly put it, "these are insane and I love it." There are also calls for the nails as a press-on set.wrote on Instagram, "took forever looks pretty cool but probably wont keep it," which is exactly how I feel about the lava lamp I once hunted down at a garage sale.
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