Hahaha, I know, I know. I just couldn't help myself. But the art mani I put together today was made with Essie Topless and Barefoot and China Glaze I'm with the Lifeguard!
It's a simply done tape mani that turned out to be one of my new favorites. Please forgive my dry cuticles; the weather changing back and forth here is rough on them. Both of these colors were on my wish list for so long and I haven't done much with either of them until now. I used two coats of Essie T&B then taped off areas for China Glaze IWTL. I absolutely adore it and it was so easy to do!
How do you like this fresh neon pop on a nice nude in all this wintery stuff? :)
Also, don't forget about my Giveaway!!! I have a lovely set of rose water decals up for grabs. If I can get 200 followers I will add a second prize winner! Check it out HERE!
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Sunday, August 11, 2013
The Devil Does Holo!
This polish was generously provided to me for review by Tami Willis, owner and creator of The Devil Wears Polish. The provided polish is graciously accepted and kept, and does not affect my opinions regarding the product. This blog review post is my honest opinion for the owner's and any consumers' benefit. Thank you, Tami, for the opportunity to review these awesome polishes!
Hi everyone! I have a very pretty holo from The Devil Wears Polish's new collection The Lust-Rous Linears to show you!
Suck My Peach is a pastel peach linear holo that I think is a perfect demure shade that you can wear to work all day but has a lovely, light holo effect that takes you from work to the evening out! This color was very easy to apply and was opaque in two coats.
I kinda wish the holo had been as pronounced on my nail as it was in the bottle, but I wasn't disappointed with the polish because it really is a beautiful color! The light sparkle in it made me feel girly and fun and I think the nearly nude shade of peach worked well for my skin tone. Suck My Peach was a big hit when I wore it around!
I truly cannot wait to own more lovely colors from The Devil Wears Polish because Tami really has an eye for unique color combinations and has done a spectacular job with the formula of her polishes!
To find this and other beautiful colors from Tami, go check out The Devil Wears Polish HERE.
Hi everyone! I have a very pretty holo from The Devil Wears Polish's new collection The Lust-Rous Linears to show you!
Suck My Peach is a pastel peach linear holo that I think is a perfect demure shade that you can wear to work all day but has a lovely, light holo effect that takes you from work to the evening out! This color was very easy to apply and was opaque in two coats.
| Suck My Peach shown outdoors |
I kinda wish the holo had been as pronounced on my nail as it was in the bottle, but I wasn't disappointed with the polish because it really is a beautiful color! The light sparkle in it made me feel girly and fun and I think the nearly nude shade of peach worked well for my skin tone. Suck My Peach was a big hit when I wore it around!
| Suck My Peach, indoors with flash |
| Look at the sparkle!!! |
I truly cannot wait to own more lovely colors from The Devil Wears Polish because Tami really has an eye for unique color combinations and has done a spectacular job with the formula of her polishes!
To find this and other beautiful colors from Tami, go check out The Devil Wears Polish HERE.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Messy Jessi Quail
My intention was to have an awesome variety of Speckleds for ya today but I had a catastrophe (which included fire ants...) and one of my manis was ruined. Booooo!
While I get myself together over here, please enjoy this swatch of Messy Jessi's Quail: a gorgeous nude with black speckle glitter. I fell head over heels for this one when I saw it on a swap board! I had actually never heard of Messy Jessi and now I have a goal to own all of her speckled colors!!! The application for this one was super perfect, three coats made me very happy. The glitter dispersed so easily and the result is so smooth and lovely with a thin top coat!
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