Showing posts with label mint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mint. Show all posts

24 June 2013

Then and Now Throwback Nails: Ice Cream

After seeing One Nail to Rule Them All doing a feature called 'Then and Now' I thought I would have a look back at some of the so called nail art I did when I first began. Back in the summer of 2010 I did some mint choc chip ice cream nails, and so this was the perfect design for me to try and recreate.

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Then - 2010


Now
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I wish I'd have chosen a different coloured background because it sort of melts in with the ice cream. Also I  think I made the waffle cone much more complicated than it really needed to be. 

19 May 2013

Sunday Stamping: Skittle

Skittle nails with stamping, this time I used some pearlescent pastel polishes and mattified them.

La Femme - Lilac 22, Pink Ice 142, Sequin Pearl 110, Mint, Viva Las Venus
Matte Polish: George - Matt Finish
Stamping Polish: W7 - Black
Stamping Plate: M70

25 March 2013

Nails: Cadbury Mini Eggs

These are my attempt at Cadbury Mini Egg nails, unfortunately I didn't have any to pose with but found some unbranded ones instead.

W7 - Sheer Lemon
ELF - Mint
Avon - Street Beige
Franken - Angels Delight
Revlon - Cloud
ELF - Smokey Brown

30 December 2012

Nail Polish: Battle of the Pastels


Collection 2000 - French Tip White, W7 - Polar White, Barry M - Matte White, Sally Hansen - Lavender Cloud, Revlon - Cloud, W7 - Sheer Lemon, Angels Delight, Sally Hansen - First Kiss, ELF - Innocent, Eyeko - Rain, Eyeko - Vintage, ELF - Mint, ELF - Lilac, Sally Hansen - Delphinium 

So first round we have to get 14 polishes down to just four. Me being me I don't particularly have a preference for light polishes! I adore Sally Hansen's Lavender Cloud, it is opaque in two coats and is perfect for those winter nail designs.


However I seem over the past year to have used an awful lot of ELF's Innocent and that is why it is making it through to the next round.


The winner of the battle is Barry M's Matte White, and while I have used a lot of Innocent Matte White wins (just) because it is good for stamping as well as a base for nail designs!


11 July 2010

Nails: Mint Chip Ice Cream


Mint chocolate chip ice cream