Beads and Dots

It's been awhile since I have done an elaborate design on my nails, so since I had a bit of extra time this weekend, I decided to do one. I started off with 2 coats of China Glaze Go Go Pink. This polish is a creamy baby pink polish that applied pretty smoothly. It is a little bit streaky so you have to be careful when applying. Next, I painted my tips using Nails Inc. Devonshire Row (a vibrant lilac) and Finger Paints Winter Sky (a shimmery turquoise). After this dried, I lined it with the corresponding color bead from my Martha Stewart set, last used here. I finished this look off with some random dots applied with a dotting tool using OPI Alpine Snow. I sealed it off with a coat of Seche Vite and it has lasted 3 days already with little damage. If you haven't entered the Konad Giveaway, be sure to fill out the form here!

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Let it Shine Shine Shine...

During my winter break, I was lucky enough to track down a polish I was hunting for literally a month. Essie Shine of the times, from their Luxeffects collection, an awesome multicoloured flakie topcoat polish. The prettiness is hard to capture on camera. I will use this again soon when it is sunny here! I layered this on top of Finger Paints Haute Taupe, which I also picked up on my trip. Haute Taupe is a pretty cream taupe color that reminded me a lot of You don't know Jacques!. The application was smooth and it took 2 coats to be opaque. I am looking at Shine of the Times again on my fingers and the pictures really don't do this polish justice. I will layer this over another polish soon. Thanks for reading!

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