I'm sorry for the slacking in blog posts recently, I have had a truly heartbreaking week and I just was not able to keep up with posting. But I'm back now and I have FIVE whole posts lined up and ready to post over the next five days :)
So, day 15 of the challenge was delicate print. And like most of the people who I've seen that did this challenge, this caused me to stop and scratch my head. Hmmm.... delicate print... what could that mean.... I decided to do a pretty little manicure with two very delicate colors, pastel pink and purple.
Colors I used |
Sup-ah cute bottles ;) |
Unfortunately, the bottle is pretty much all they are good for. They are shimmery, but so sheer that even when I painted them side by side on my nude base color, I could not see any difference in the color. Bummer. So I decided to just use three coats of the pink (ha) shimmer, which did eventually give my nails are very ephemeral, princess-y look.
I finished it off with a scalloped, purple edge. I used a chrome purple (NYC Royal Foil) for this, because I knew it would be opaque in one coat.
Sorry, I took pics right after putting on cuticle oil, so the reflections of light look kind of like I didn't clean up. But I did! Also, avert your eyes from the poor nubbin.
Oooooh, I LOVE my ring finger nail in that pic! And pretty much all of them except the nubbin.
Even though it's not what I had in mind from the beginning, I really like the finished product, actually! It makes me think of a little girl's birthday cake. :)
I'm always looking for pretty new polish bottles to add to my display, but I can't afford to buy them if they don't have good polish inside too. Do you have any polishes that you bought for the bottle, and then were disappointed by them? Or maybe they were actually really good?
Enjoying the sunshine,
Maria
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