Hello everyone. I've been away for a few days dealing with a tragedy in the family but I need to get back to doing things that make me happy. So on that note I am taking a short break from the challenge and doing my nails however the heck I want to do them.
Today I am wearing an indie polish from Darling Diva called Ringer, named after the short-lived but excellent, I thought, TV show of the same name. Ringer is gorgeous and is a pretty close match to Maxx Factor Fantasy Fire (much easier to procure and comes in a 15ml bottle). It's a super sheer purple jelly base with an amazing red/green shift.
I'm wearing 2 coats of it over 2 coats of Revlon Royal. I hope my pictures show enough of its color shift and beautiful shimmer.
I recently discovered I dig doing my nails. I'm not very good at it but it's an almost therapeutic activity. So, here are my terrible photos of my relatively ok manicures.
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Showing posts with label Revlon. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Sunday, November 18, 2012
31 Day Challenge, Day 6 - Violet
Ever since I was a little girl I've loved the color purple. I once painted my room a lavender and had blinds to match. So, I was looking forward to today's challenge theme. :)
Today's new-to-me technique is striping with a fan brush. I saw these nails and had to go in search of the tutorial. It seemed easy enough so I gave it a try. The colors I used are listed below.
Zoya - Julieanne
Revlon - Lily
Zoya - Perrie
L'Oreal - Paparazzi Pleaser
Sally Hansen - Vigorous Violet
Today's new-to-me technique is striping with a fan brush. I saw these nails and had to go in search of the tutorial. It seemed easy enough so I gave it a try. The colors I used are listed below.
Zoya - Julieanne
Revlon - Lily
Zoya - Perrie
L'Oreal - Paparazzi Pleaser
Sally Hansen - Vigorous Violet
Labels:
31-Day Challenge,
fan brush,
L'oreal,
purple,
Revlon,
Sally Hansen,
stripes,
Zoya
Friday, November 16, 2012
31 Day Challenge, Day 4 - Green...and My First Needle Marble
Today is green. I have a fair number of untried greens and in keeping with the push to do some new to me technique I used 2 of my untrieds and did a needle marble. The needle marbling, while not as irritating and hard for me as water marbling, was harder than I thought it would be. It didn't quite turn out like how I wanted, there are a couple of spots that are sort of baldish, but overall I like the effect. If I do this again I will definitely turn off my ceiling fan - I think the airflow contributed to the polishes drying faster than I had wanted.
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