I don't do nails very often on other people. I find it awkward to paint nails that are attached to someone else's hands. I do however, enjoy giving someone a manicure that they truly enjoy. I was out shopping the other day with my brother's girlfriend, and we happened to see some of those glue on nails with designs. She saw a set that she liked, and I offered to paint them. I didn't follow them exactly... and I can't tell you what polishes I used. I frankened them from the few polishes she had, and I wouldn't recommend the recipe even if I had it. The greenish color took 4 coats before it was opaque enough. These were finished at midnight, so I had no light to take a photo. Hope you can still get an idea of what they look like.
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Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
SYN Cosmetics: Red, Blue, and You
This is a newer indie company that does eyeshadow pigments, glitters, blushes, and now nail polish. Kellen is constantly expanding her product line to add in fun, new stuff. I have one of her glitter polish topcoats today for you.
Red, Blue, and You has quite a fun mix that is perfect for the 4th of July. It has: blue squares, red squares and bars, silver hex, shimmer, and shards. It was easy to work with. I didn't have to scoop around the bottle for glitter. I put it over black for a good contrast. The matte topcoated photo is one coat of RB&Y. The shiny photo is two coats.
Red, Blue, and You has quite a fun mix that is perfect for the 4th of July. It has: blue squares, red squares and bars, silver hex, shimmer, and shards. It was easy to work with. I didn't have to scoop around the bottle for glitter. I put it over black for a good contrast. The matte topcoated photo is one coat of RB&Y. The shiny photo is two coats.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Grungy Graphic Print
I started with a base of Zoya Tallulah. I didn't take photos of it right away and I smudged it before I got a chance. It took forever to dry, even with a fast dry top coat. I thought it was a little too plain, so I stamped it with Zoya Trixie. Plus it hid the smudges! It was a little too sparkly for stamping. I wore it that way for a day and then decided to try double stamping with black. I offset the second stamps so you could see a little bit of the first. I was practicing so I was a little bit slow and it turned into a neat grunge effect. It reminds me of tshirts with big graphic prints. I have one photo with only one stamp and two with the two stamps. I do not know what order blogger will put them in. I do all my blogging from a mobile phone which is horrendous, just so you know. =]
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