sephora hello kitty liquid nail art - pink sprinkles

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Today I'm showing you my second Hello Kitty for Sephora polish.

I decided that my first one was lonely and needed a friend. A sparkly friend.

I picked the pink one up at Sephora in Buffalo for $9.50 I believe. In Canada they are $13. You can also find them on eBay for close to retail price.

You can see my swatches of Purple Sprinkles here.

Hello Kitty Liquid Nail Art - Pink Sprinkles is different from Purple Sprinkles in that it would never be opaque on its own. It looks like the base is quite pink in the bottle, but putting some on white paper proves that the base is virtually clear:

Aren't the colors of the iridescent glitter awesome? I love it!



So because it is nearly clear, I chose to layer this over another pink polish. Gotta keep with the pink theme.

This is Pure Ice - Strip Tease which is another of the polishes from my vacation haul. This was from Walmart and only cost around $1. I would have bought a ton of these just because they were so cheap but they didn't have many colors left in the display.

This was the only one that stood out to me because of the pretty shimmer!

This one starts a bit sheer but covers well after 3 coats.



Now for the cuteness!

I don't think you understand how much I love these bottles. I want the other 6 colors from the line just to have a whole family of kitties on my shelf, but they're too expensive to get them all.

This is 2 thin coats of Pink Sprinkles. The base is a bit runny, so you need to apply thin coats or it will totally flood your cuticles.

Because the base is thin, it is a bit hard to get a lot of glitter on your brush.

I think after I use it a few times and it thickens up it will be more satisfying.

Pretty kitty.



One more thing to mention today:

Today, my friend Whitney (AKA the cutest girl on the planet) posted about my franken, Rebecca Likes Cupcakes!

Whitney is a photographer so there are some amazing photos, as you would expect!

Check out her post here.

:)