I won this polish in a giveaway a little while back, and this was the first of the bunch I decided to try on. I instantly fell in love with this one-coat beauty! I was not even previously aware of a "Denims" line by Maybelline, but if the other, Denim Dash, is anything like this one, I want it, too!
Showing posts with label Denim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denim. Show all posts
Monday, February 11, 2013
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
She tried to hide it by the faded denim clothes she wore...
For Sexual Assault Awareness today, everyone is wearing teal and/or jeans at my school. So... I did denim nails. This was my first ever try at them, so I am fairly happy with how they turned out! ^.^
For this look, I only used one nail polish, and that was as my base color: Sally Hansen's Thinking of Blue.
I sponged, linearly, with dark and light blue acrylic paint to get the semi-cross stitch jean look. I did the dark blue (Apple Barrel's Bright Blue) horizontally, then light blue (Folk Art's Deep Ocean Blue) vertically. I think a more porous sponge would have helped achieve this effect, but I just used a soft makeup sponge.
For the stitching, I mixed yellow paint (Apple Barrel's Bright Yellow) with just a teeny tiny bit of red (Apple Barrel's Bright Red), and an even teenier bit of black (Apple Barrel's Black).
I then finished with, of course, a matte topcoat. e.l.f.'s Matte Finisher, to be exact, to both protect the acrylic paint, and because jeans are not shiny, silly!
For this look, I only used one nail polish, and that was as my base color: Sally Hansen's Thinking of Blue.
I sponged, linearly, with dark and light blue acrylic paint to get the semi-cross stitch jean look. I did the dark blue (Apple Barrel's Bright Blue) horizontally, then light blue (Folk Art's Deep Ocean Blue) vertically. I think a more porous sponge would have helped achieve this effect, but I just used a soft makeup sponge.
For the stitching, I mixed yellow paint (Apple Barrel's Bright Yellow) with just a teeny tiny bit of red (Apple Barrel's Bright Red), and an even teenier bit of black (Apple Barrel's Black).
I then finished with, of course, a matte topcoat. e.l.f.'s Matte Finisher, to be exact, to both protect the acrylic paint, and because jeans are not shiny, silly!
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