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Posted by
Unknown on Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Through most of my 20's I was a bit of a humbug about the holiday season. Then every year around January 2nd or 3rd I'd realized I missed it all. So for the past several years I've made to invite my family over to decorate the tree, listen to some holiday music, & drink some hot chocolate. Much more fun!
Anyway, here's my second set of holiday nails for this year. I used an
unknown Toma that I really love. It's a one coat wonder! Then I just added some red & green rhinestones for a bit of seasonal festiveness.
Thanks for reading!
April
More about → Quick Chrstmas Nails
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Something simple for today.
Nina Ultra Pro Salsa is one of my favorite polishes because of it's excellent formula.I added a few rhinestones to one nail for a night on the town.
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Medusa's Threads & thanks for reading!
April
More about → Nina Ultra Pro Salsa Rhinestone Nail Art
Posted by
Unknown on Saturday, February 26, 2011

This is 3 coats of the lovely Take Me To Your Chateau. Nice formula with no clean up.

The next day I used some of the rhinestones given to me by
Born Pretty to try out. No complaints! Nice colors & easy to use packaging.

Thanks for reading and thanks to Born Pretty!
April
More about → Color Club Take Me To Your Chateau & Born Pretty Rhinestones
Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, November 7, 2010

Sally Hansen Gray By Gray isn't gray! I would call it a dark cadet blue creme. Lovely color. I normally like wide brushes but this one kept bunching & twisting, maybe because the formula was too thick.
This is only the second time I've played with rhinestones but I like the effect this time. I could just add a red stripe or two and this would be a fun 4th of July manicure for next year!


Thanks for reading!
April
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More about → Sally Hansen Gray By Gray & Some Rhinestones
Posted by
Unknown on Tuesday, September 28, 2010
I have no idea why this is called Starry Night, as it's a dark purple creme! My camera hates purples & this polish is much less blue than the photos. It dries darker than the bottle color and has the same finish as
Quirius Caribbean Turquoise without a topcoat. It's shown here with topcoat.
I've never used any sort of 3d nail art before and I obviously had no plan with this manicure! I just randomly threw these on. Not something I would do again but I learned how to place them properly the next time I want to use them.
Thanks for reading!
April
More about → Quirius Starry Night & Some Rhinestones