Showing posts with label bronze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bronze. Show all posts

Thursday, June 5, 2014

Metallic Fishtails

The fishtail pattern is a really fun and easy way to add extra color into your manicure.


See what colors I used and more pictures after the jump!

Friday, May 10, 2013

Harry Potter Nail Art: Revisited (Plus Hogwarts Crest Tutorial)

Sorry for the lack of posts lately! I've had a really busy week. On Monday and Tuesday I was in London, then Wednesday was my 21st birthday! Thursday was a bit of a recovery day, haha. But anyway, I'm really excited about the nail art I have to show you today.

On Tuesday, my friends and I went to the Warner Brothers Harry Potter Studio Tour! I am a HUGE Harry Potter fan, so I knew I had to do some nail art for the occasion.


This post is pretty picture heavy, so you can see the rest (and the tutorial) after the jump!

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Once in a Blue Half Moon

I bought my first GOSH polish! I picked up a silver holo and one called Galaxy, an interesting bronzey sort of color. So I decided to do some nail art with it!


I started with a base of Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Pacific Blue. Then I waited for that to dry before using some paper reinforcement stickers to block off the half moons at the top. I used a coat of GOSH Galaxy and sealed it all with Seche Vite.


This is better than my last attempt at a half moon mani, if I do say so myself. Practice makes perfect.





I think half moon manicures work well with little nubbin nails, so I'll keep that in mind next time mine break.

Monday, October 22, 2012

Day 8: Metallic

Day 8's theme is metallic! I decided to do a metallic dot gradient.


Oddly enough, all of the polishes I used for this mani are Sephora by OPI. I started with a base of Queen of Everything, which is one of my favorite polishes. I've put a pretty big dent in the bottle, so you can tell I really like it! It covers perfectly in just one coat.


Then I used a large dotting tool to add some dots of Rumba Romance, a metallic brown. I switched to a smaller dotting tool about a third of the way up my nails. I repeated the steps with Tempted by Teal. To seal it up, I used a coat of Seche Vite.



I liked this mani! Queen of Everything is just so lovely and perfect, and polka dots are always fun.

The next day's theme is rainbow!