Showing posts with label Neon Orange. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neon Orange. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2014

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Seahorse Silhouettes on Neon Gradient

On a whim, I decided I wanted to paint some seahorses. So I painted a seahorse, then another seahorse, then I decided the seahorses were love seahorses and added some hearts. I just kept going until I had a full underwater silhouette scene.

Friday, May 2, 2014

KKCenterHk Review - 3D M&Ms Candy Nail Decor

I recently received some ridiculously cute 3D nail art M&Ms in red, orange, and blue from KKCenterHk. I was really excited about them because they are so adorable!


I decided to try these out on a couple nails, and do an M&M inspired choppy rainbow gradient on the other two nails using:
Zoya Carmen (red),
Barielle Fire Me Up (orange),
Zoya Pippa (yellow),
Zoya Josie (green),
Zoya Breezi (blue),
China Glaze Mahogany Magic (lighter brown),
and Zoya Louise as the base for my middle and ring fingers.

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Born Pretty Store Review - Neon Round Studs

I have some studs to share with you from Born Pretty Store! The wheel of studs I got is $7.59 USD and holds 12 different colors of 2mm circular studs (6 neons and 6 pastels). According to Born Pretty Store's details about this wheel, there are approximately 400 studs total. You can also get them in individual bags of 200 for $2.99.

Since my previous studed heart design was such a big hit, I decided to do a similar look again with the neon studs over black, and I just love how it turned out!

Saturday, March 9, 2013

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Color Club - Wham! Pow!

This one is darker than I could capture, but, as always, neons are impossible! I love the name of this one, though! So very comic-like. ^.^


Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Born Pretty Store Flocking Powder Review

This was my first shot at flocking powder nails, and instead of a full mani, I though black, furry, velvet tiger stripes on an orange background would be cute! I leaned some things that are in no way fault of the product. I did my pinky first and discovered that when using the powder, you have to leave a little extra playing room or it'll look squished in there and messy. So I did the stripes on my middle finger thinner and further apart. Having thin stripes, not as much of the product stuck so they weren't as velvety.

So I haven't quite found the happy medium with this stuff yet when it comes to nail art. The full-nail look is spectacular, though! This stuff is so fine that I didn't have any issues at all with bald spots or pieces being too large to stick to the polish! As with all flocking powder, it's not ideal to wear as a manicure for more than a few hours (for me anyway), but that's no fault of the company, that's flocking powder in general! I did, though, have the greatest few hours of petting my nails! Surprisingly that didn't make the powder rub off either! ^.^

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