I like this look...it's a pink and blue mani with an accent nail. The topper is a selfie of course, one of my favorites, whose pictures do NOT do it justice. It's a fun, confetti look. One of these days when I'm not using an iPhone as a camera, I'll take a GOOD picture of this topcoat so I can show it off. I use it so much that I guess it deserves better representation!
This is with and without flash. The blue is one of my Disco Brites (one of my favorite collections of all time) and the pink, I'm pretty sure, is Ruby Kisses Pink Flamingo.
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Sunday, May 26, 2013
Pink and Blue Mani
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Today's Mani
Today's mani: an unknown Color Club over a matte and satin glitter selfie:
I used a combination of bold and pastel glitters for this one, with a few flower shapes added to the mix. This one got a lot of compliments, and application is a breeze; I didn't really have to "fish" out the flowers.
A suggestion about making glittery selfies: add a lot of glitter to the bottle, stirring as you go along. And when you think you've added enough, add more. And then when you think you've added too much, add more.
You'll thank yourself when you're trying to apply it.
This isn't a hard and fast rule, only a suggestion. At times you'll want the glitter less densely packed in the polish, but for all intents and purposes, the more glitter the polish contains the better!
I used a combination of bold and pastel glitters for this one, with a few flower shapes added to the mix. This one got a lot of compliments, and application is a breeze; I didn't really have to "fish" out the flowers.
A suggestion about making glittery selfies: add a lot of glitter to the bottle, stirring as you go along. And when you think you've added enough, add more. And then when you think you've added too much, add more.
You'll thank yourself when you're trying to apply it.
This isn't a hard and fast rule, only a suggestion. At times you'll want the glitter less densely packed in the polish, but for all intents and purposes, the more glitter the polish contains the better!
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