Happy late Easter everybody!
Here is a fun little spring mani, it is a nice one for somebody who doesn't want something overpowering. I combined a nice classic french manicure with a touch of color. I have a gel overlay on my natural nails and I decided to try the white gel on the tips. I really like it, and it never wears off and I don't have to redo it when I remove the art.
I used the pretty spring colors I bough last year from AVON;
Aqua Fantasy
Sweet Mint (kind of a lime green)
Cotton Candy (Pink)
Loving Lavender
Orange Creamsicle (On my thumb)
I just used a dotting tool and made dots on the white tip. A different color on each finger. Then I topped it all off with top coat!
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Showing posts with label Purple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Purple. Show all posts
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
Purple with a French Crackle
This started out to be a really pretty mani, but I'm not sure about the end result...
I started out with 2 coats of Avon's Loving Lavender (this is fast becoming my favorite go-to purple polish) It is such a nice smooth creamy purple! I then added 2 coats of Pure Ice - Busted. It looks kind of like a holo in the bottle, but it goes on more of a fine shimmer. I still like it. :) I then added NYC Starry Silver Glitter to the ring finger. This turned out so pretty! I should have stopped there.
But I didn't... I taped them off and added some white crackle to the tips.
Let me know what you think!
I started out with 2 coats of Avon's Loving Lavender (this is fast becoming my favorite go-to purple polish) It is such a nice smooth creamy purple! I then added 2 coats of Pure Ice - Busted. It looks kind of like a holo in the bottle, but it goes on more of a fine shimmer. I still like it. :) I then added NYC Starry Silver Glitter to the ring finger. This turned out so pretty! I should have stopped there.
But I didn't... I taped them off and added some white crackle to the tips.
Let me know what you think!
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Purple French with Flowers
I needed me some purple! I started off with 2 coats of Avon's new Loving Lavender. I fell in love! It is a light purple cream polish. This went on so smooth and so nice. It is a light purple cream polish. So... I stopped there :) I couldn't put anything else on this beautiful color! This photo is most accurate for the color.
2 days later... :)
I added OPI - You Ottaware Purple to the tips. This lovely lady is a nice shimmery dark purple that goes on nice. This is 2 coats because it is pretty transparent. I had planned on adding more colors to this but it was so pretty I couldn't mess it up.
After I did the french tip I remembered I had some 3D art flowers and they match perfect!
I just love this mani! But it might just be because it is purple :) Let me know what you think!
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Park Ave & Spanish Moss
It has been a long day so lets get straight to the polish! :) For the base I used In A New York Color Minute - Park Ave. This is a really pretty creamy dark mauve/purple (The picture doesn't do it justice) I had to apply 3 coat to cover but it is a quick dry polish and really did dry fast. And it did go on really smooth!
I didn't use any top coat after Park Ave since it dried so fast. I just taped it off (thank you so much Chloe's nails for this little gem, I had never thought of scotch tape before. I had always just done all of my work freehand)
This is a beautiful green that I added on the ends! It is Revlon - Spanish Moss. It looks like a cream polish at first but it has this gorgeous subtle shimmer in it! I was tempted to remove the Park Ave and do just the Spanish moss! Now if I am talking about removing any kind of purple that is really saying something!
These were both really hard colors to capture with the camera, but I highly recommend them both.
I do believe I will use this green again before the month is out!
I didn't use any top coat after Park Ave since it dried so fast. I just taped it off (thank you so much Chloe's nails for this little gem, I had never thought of scotch tape before. I had always just done all of my work freehand)
This is a beautiful green that I added on the ends! It is Revlon - Spanish Moss. It looks like a cream polish at first but it has this gorgeous subtle shimmer in it! I was tempted to remove the Park Ave and do just the Spanish moss! Now if I am talking about removing any kind of purple that is really saying something!
These were both really hard colors to capture with the camera, but I highly recommend them both.
I do believe I will use this green again before the month is out!
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