I want to start this post out by thanking everyone who nominated and voted for me in the Cosmopolitan Blog Awards! I was not chosen as the Best New Beauty Blog, but a fellow nail blogger, 10 Blank Canvases took that honor home. Congratulations Jenny! Maybe if I play my cards right, I'll be chosen as Best Established Beauty Blog next time around.
Speaking of cards...check out my mani!
I used some fun colors for this manicure: Rochelle (Shimmer Polish), Strumming My Nails (Sation), Adventure Red-y (China Glaze), Potting Soil (Lacquistry), and Black Onyx (OPI).
My favorite finger would have to be my pretty little pinky. The diamond shapes are amazing. They're right...on point.
This night of bad puns has been brought to you by: Friday.
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Showing posts with label Lacquistry. Show all posts
Shredded Gold
You've already seen me try out the black Shredded from Lacquistry when I posted my Shred the Pool manicure. I wanted to use them again, and I was dying to try the gold Shredded over a teal. Then, an idea hit me! I could use them ALL...AT THE SAME TIME! So I did.
Listing off the polishes is a bit confusing to say the least, but here's what I used.
Which finger's your favorite?
Listing off the polishes is a bit confusing to say the least, but here's what I used.
- Index Finger
- Base: Black Creme (Wet n' Wild)
- Glitter: Aqua Shredded (Lacquistry)
- Middle Finger
- Base: French White Creme (Wet n' Wild)
- Glitter: Aqua, Black and Gold Shredded (Lacquistry)
- Ring Finger
- Base: Flyin' High (China Glaze)
- Glitter: Gold Shredded (Lacquistry)
- Pinky Finger
- Base: Passion (China Glaze)
- Glitter: Black Shredded (Lacquistry)
Which finger's your favorite?
Shred the Pool
After a long day of trudging through snow, work and a post-holiday grocery shopping trip, I didn't have much motivation to do some intricate designs or stamping on my nails. Luckily, my Lacquistry was waiting for me to open it at lunch!
I first saw polishes created by Jenna at Lacquistry at Amy's blog, and in particular, this post. Still striking out in getting any Lynderlla polishes, I fell in love with Jenna's Shredded collection. I snagged the black, gold, and aqua versions of the shredded polishes and holy spicoli am I pleased with them! Not only for their reasonable price ($7.50 a bottle), but also for their...well let's just let the pictures speak for themselves.
I needed the black because it's dying to get some serious contrast (which you'll see in a moment). I also grabbed the gold, mostly because I was upset when I applied Essie's As Gold as it Gets only to find out that the gold flakes didn't actually remain gold once they were layered. And of course, the aqua was too unique to pass up. I also picked up a polish she aptly named Potting Soil. You'll see that in the future though.
So, a quick mani later, I got these neon results. I reiterate...holy spicoli!
Slapping the black Shredded on top of China Glaze's Pool Party is probably too much to handle for some, and definitely a driving hazard if nothing else, but it's so beyond effortless-awesome that I think even those of you who don't favor pinks and neons will give it its due credit.
I first saw polishes created by Jenna at Lacquistry at Amy's blog, and in particular, this post. Still striking out in getting any Lynderlla polishes, I fell in love with Jenna's Shredded collection. I snagged the black, gold, and aqua versions of the shredded polishes and holy spicoli am I pleased with them! Not only for their reasonable price ($7.50 a bottle), but also for their...well let's just let the pictures speak for themselves.
I needed the black because it's dying to get some serious contrast (which you'll see in a moment). I also grabbed the gold, mostly because I was upset when I applied Essie's As Gold as it Gets only to find out that the gold flakes didn't actually remain gold once they were layered. And of course, the aqua was too unique to pass up. I also picked up a polish she aptly named Potting Soil. You'll see that in the future though.
So, a quick mani later, I got these neon results. I reiterate...holy spicoli!
Slapping the black Shredded on top of China Glaze's Pool Party is probably too much to handle for some, and definitely a driving hazard if nothing else, but it's so beyond effortless-awesome that I think even those of you who don't favor pinks and neons will give it its due credit.
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