Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Last two holiday manicures.


I'm so behind on blogging! Lots going on here. We are moving to a new house in the next couple weeks so I won't be doing manicures with all the packing! Hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and happy new year!

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Jingle bells, jingle bells...




For a Christmas party last weekend, I wanted to do another Christmas inspired manicure. I hadn't used the bells on one of my Monster plates, so I decided gold bells with red ribbons would be perfect for the night!

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Happy Holly-days!






I wanted to use some more Christmas stamps from my Konad and I loved the holly berries. In my head, I saw a light green base with dark green holly and red berries so that's what I tried. The green on green didn't show up well and the berries looked black. Without removing that, I painted a white base so I could try a light green holly and that turned out so much better. Even the berries looked healthier!

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Rainbows and butterflies...

Minus the butterflies. I'll paint those later!


I decided to do a rainbow manicure after my last striping one. I liked the different colors and I figured I could add a couple more and just make it as close to a rainbow as I could get with only five colors.

I went with the colors shown - red, orange, yellow, green, and blue. I could have gotten a purple in there, too, but I like the different nails changing into the rainbow so I didn't have anywhere to add the purple.

This manicure turned out cute. I had a hard time getting equal sections of colors on my thumb, as you can see, but it didn't really ruin the rainbow effect for me. I still liked it!

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Green on green half moon.


I had seen several posts and pictures of the half moons and I really liked the look so I decided to try it out. I had two new green polishes I hadn't used yet so I grabbed those to get started.

I used two coats of Sinful Colors Happy Ending followed by a coat of Seche Vite to get started.


After that dried, I used the circle reinforcers to make the half moon at the base of my nails and then painted Orly Meet Me Under the Mistletoe on top of that.

I waited a few minutes before pulling off the circle and topping with another coat of Seche Vite.

I loved this mani! I was digging the color combo a lot. The Mistletoe has a great glittery component to it that really complemented the lighter green. And I'm definitely a fan of the half moon. I thought the overall look would be great for St. Patrick's Day so I will probably be repeating this one.