Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Friday, 30 August 2013

Pinstripe flower nail art!

I know it's been a horribly long wait for another post and I apologise! I've been working a lot of hours and have had very little time to really do anything with my nails - nightmare, I know! I've got a few posts lined up including another nail art look and my skincare routine which all should be up within the next week or so :)

On to todays look!

Now this was completely inspired by Sammy from The Nailasaurus from a few weeks ago! I fell in love with the look straight away and knew I had to try it. It didn't turn out anywhere near as good as hers but I was still pleased with the results anyway!

For my base coat I started off with the ever trusted OPI Natural Nail Base Coat and followed it up with two coats of Sinful Color's Snow Me White. After letting that dry a little, I took Essie's Licorice and a striping brush and carefully striped each nail with black. After that dried, I dabbed on random dots of Sinful Color's Why Not? and swirled around Snow Me White to create the "flower". After they turned out okay I drew on the leaves with MaxFactor's Cactus Green and topped it all off with a coat of Essie's Matte About You!

I do like the way this came out and it lasted literally around a week and a half - and with the work I've been doing that's impressive going!



 

Friday, 7 June 2013

31 day challenge - Day 14 - Flowers

Not a huge amount to say about this post apart from that it's challenge is flowers! 




Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Vintage style rose nails

I haven't posted for a while because none of the looks I've done as of late I've thought were any good! However, I finally tried out the vintage rose look and absolute love how it turned out! It looks very simple but classy and is so easy to do.

Colours used:

Basecoat: Essie - Rock Solid
Solid base colour: Ciaté - Sugared Almonds
Flowers: OPI - Vant to Bite My Neck? and You're Such a BupaPest
Leaves: MaxFactor - Cactus Green
Topcoat: Seche Vite

Here's how they look!