Fluer de Lis Nail Art feat Rica White Out and Blackout

Hello lacquer lovers,

It's the season of black and white on this blog eh? A bit...because I am having too much fun with these new stamping polishes that also act as bases! I'm glad that I have had the time to play around with these polishes.  They are fun and one coaters live in a very special place in my heart! They always will.  Now let's move onto some nail art...

Mani-louge

Basecoat / Topcoat: Duri Rejuvicote / Poshe Fast Drying Topcoat / Essie Matte About You

Base color: Rica Blackout

Stamping plate: Loja BBF 07

Stamping polish: Rica Blackout

Whiteout dried on my nails is in less than 5 minutes and was ready to stamp.  One thing I will say is that a thicker coat of polish is needed to achieve opacity in one coat.  Tip: try not to drag back over top of your coat of polish otherwise you will leave bald patches.

What do you think? I love how this came out!  Super clean once again and simple.  I think because it's simple I love it more. I will say I did struggle a bit to get the stamped images transferred from the stamper to my nails because of how fast the polish was drying.  This is my last true review of the Rica polishes, but you can expect to see them featured regularly in my nail art from now on.  You can purchase Rica polishes here.  Loja BBF nail art stamping plates can be found here.  Thanks for reading and see you next post...