Hey stamp champs,
Today I have some swatches and nail art for you from 10.1 Perfect Polish for their St. Patricks Day Trio. You know its never too early to start thinking about binge drinking on green beer and trying to sort out whatever percentage of Irish roots you may or may not actually have. Lol. In any case last year around this time I went pretty crazy for the holiday art, but this year I tried keep things either glam or very wearable. You may noticed my nail shape changed, but its only temporary since I had some bad breaks and decided to do a trial run of a new nail shape using tips. Jury is still out but let's take a look at all the pretty greens and golds....
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
Born Pretty Store Floral Water Decal Nail Art & Review
Hey stamp champs,
I have some cute nail art for you today! When Born Pretty Store approached me about reviewing a few of their products I was so flattered. You all know I'm a huge fan of their recently released stamping plates as well. And so I wanted to create something appealing and also do their products justice. I picked out items that I felt were in sync with my own personal style without narrowing the scope too much. Today I'm going to show you some decals I chose and how I used them to create a look that was still very much in my venue of art.
I have some cute nail art for you today! When Born Pretty Store approached me about reviewing a few of their products I was so flattered. You all know I'm a huge fan of their recently released stamping plates as well. And so I wanted to create something appealing and also do their products justice. I picked out items that I felt were in sync with my own personal style without narrowing the scope too much. Today I'm going to show you some decals I chose and how I used them to create a look that was still very much in my venue of art.
Labels:
Born Pretty Store,
essie,
Marianne Nails,
MN25,
nail art,
NYC,
Sally Hansen,
stamping,
water decals
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