Sunday 28 September 2014

September Manicures



Hey everyone,
                       I hope you all are doing well :). During the month of September I got a couple of new polishes so I have been painting my nails frequently. Also, I know that around this time of year darker nail colours are preferred due to the fall in temperatures in some countries. However, where I live this change doesn't affect me so throughout the post you will see both bright and dark manicures. Let’s get on to the manicures enjoy !



Manicure #1


Products used:
Essie: Bikini so teeny
Essie: Blue rhapsody




Manicure #2


Products used:
Essie: Cute as a button
Sally Hansen: White on




Manicure #3


Products used:
China Glaze: Shocking pink
Essie: Tart deco
F21: Baby blue
Orly: Lemonade
Sally Hansen: Green with envy
Sinful Colors: Candy coated




Manicure #4


Products used:
China Glaze: Swanky silk
Opi: Visions of love




Manicure #5


Products used:
Jordana: Purple glam
Sally Hansen: Vanity flair




Manicure #6


Products used:
Essie: Cashmere bathrobe
Maybelline Color Show: Denim dash




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See you soon.


Ciao,
Shannon.






Friday 19 September 2014

Colour Block Nail Art Tutorial



Hey everyone,
                        I hope you all are doing well :). I know its been a while since I uploaded a tutorial (The life of a tertiary student gets hectic :p ) but today I have a colourful and simple design. For this colour block tutorial you will need stripping tape in addition to your nail polishes. Also, be sure to start off with a base coat to protect your natural nails. Let’s get on to the tutorial!




Step one: Apply a white polish to all nails.






Step two: Place one piece of stripping tape (or a thin strip of regular tape) vertically along the middle of the nail. Next, place another piece of stripping tape horizontally across one side of the nail as shown. 






Step three: Fill in one of the quarter’s formed using pink polish and the other using blue. Remove stripping tape. 






Step four: Using a black stripper create lines where colours meet.






Step five: Clean up around your nails to remove any polish from the skin and add your preferred top coat to smooth out design and add shine. 
*As you can see I created different designs on each nail simply by changing the placement of colours and the tape.






Products used:
Essie: Cute as a button
F21: Baby blue
L.A Colors (nail stripper): Black
Sally Hansen: White on
Top Coat- Seche vite fast drying top coat



Thank you for viewing this post and be sure to check out my other tutorials on this page. Feel free to leave a comment and share this page with your family and friends. Also, look out for another tutorial next week. Enjoy your weekend :D !


See you soon.


Ciao,
Shannon.




Friday 5 September 2014

Jelly Sandwich Nail Art Tutorial



Hey everyone,
                        I hope you all are doing well :). Today I have a step by step tutorial of the very popular jelly sandwich nail art design. For persons who are not familiar with the technique it incorporates a sheer nail polish with a jelly like formula. In addition to the sheer polish you will need a glitter polish. Also, be sure to start off with a base coat to protect your natural nails. Let’s get on to the tutorial!



Step one: Apply a sheer coat of polish on to nails. (Light or dark polish will work once formula is sheer)





Step two: Dab glitter polish on to sheer coat. Ensure the glitter polish chosen is bright enough to notice. 





Step three: When glitter is fully dried apply a coat of the sheer polish used in step one over the glitter polish. 





Step four: Clean up around your nails to remove any polish from the skin and add your preferred top coat to smooth out design and add shine.







Products used:
Milani; 530 Gems
Sally Hansen: Sheer me now
Top Coat- Seche vite fast drying top coat




Thank you for viewing this post and be sure to check out my other tutorials on this page. Feel free to leave a comment and share this page with your family and friends. Also, look out for another tutorial next week. Enjoy your weekend :D !


See you soon.


Ciao,
Shannon.