Showing posts with label Thandie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thandie. Show all posts
Graphic Lines over Bit Faker
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
8/07/2013 01:44:00 PM
I'm back with another Shorty McShort Shorts design to show you all today! I know you are really excited to see my nubs, but as I'm all about honesty in blogging, and I can't grow them out over night, here they are. Also please excuse my photos. I sent my light booth off with the movers, and I'm having difficulty catching true colors in the photos without it. I'm lame, I know.
This look started off with a base of Butter London's Bit Faker. I owe you a swatch photo of this color on its own, as it is stunning. Bit Faker is a clear base packed with brown, gold, and bronze glitters, that is opaque in two coats. This shade threw me off being in a summer collection, but I'm calling this as a must have shade of the year.
I then freehanded triangles and lines in OPI Koala Bear-y (berry shade), Zoya Thandie (orange), and Essie First Timer (light teal). I really enjoy the way these three colors work together and how they look over Bit Faker.
What is your must have shade of the year?
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Enjoy & until next time, Amy Lee
*all products featured in this post were purchased by me
Swatches: Seche Coral & Zoya Thandie
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
7/30/2013 11:18:00 AM
Last week I showed you this look using Seche Coral and Zoya Thandie. What I forgot to show you was the swatches of each individual color. My bad!
Up first we have Seche Coral.
As I mentioned before, this is a rather unimaginative name, but man, is it spot on with the color. It reads pink, orangey, or red in different lighting but it is a true coral. Love love love this color. And the formula was ah-maze-balls. I had high expectations from Seche and they met every single one.
Next we have Zoya Thandie.
Up first we have Seche Coral.
Next we have Zoya Thandie.
This color is a light orange, leaning towards a bright cantaloupe type color. The formula was a little patchy, but it evened out nicely after three thin coats. I really enjoyed this color. Can't go wrong with a fun orange.
Sorry for any inconsistent posting or replying to comments lately. I'm getting ready for the big move. All our stuff gets packed on the truck tomorrow, so things are crazy around here. If you follow on Facebook, you've seen some of the craziness. We don't leave Kansas till the 13th, so it's weird to have all your stuff leave way before you do.
Which color is your favorite? Coral or Thandie?
Enjoy & until next time, Amy Lee
*all products featured in this post were purchased by me
Coral Thandie
Thursday, July 25, 2013
7/25/2013 08:55:00 PM
Today, I have a fun skittle look using two new polishes that I recently got. I used both striping tape and my dotting tool to create this look.
On my thumb, pointer, and pinky fingers I started with a base of Seche Coral. I love Seche Vite, so I was excited to get my fingers on one of their polishes. Love the color, but it was a rather unoriginal name, not that that's important. It is indeed the perfect coral shade.
On my middle and ring fingers I applied a base of Zoya Thandie. from their Stunning Collection. Love this color. It is the absolute perfect soft summery orange color. LOVE!!
I used striping tape on my pointer and ring fingers, dotted on dots on my middle and pinky fingers, then applied a triangle on my thumb.
I love these polishes together. It is such a perfect combo, the colors compliment perfectly.
Do you have a favorite combo of polishes?
Enjoy & until next time, Amy Lee
On my thumb, pointer, and pinky fingers I started with a base of Seche Coral. I love Seche Vite, so I was excited to get my fingers on one of their polishes. Love the color, but it was a rather unoriginal name, not that that's important. It is indeed the perfect coral shade.
On my middle and ring fingers I applied a base of Zoya Thandie. from their Stunning Collection. Love this color. It is the absolute perfect soft summery orange color. LOVE!!
I used striping tape on my pointer and ring fingers, dotted on dots on my middle and pinky fingers, then applied a triangle on my thumb.
I love these polishes together. It is such a perfect combo, the colors compliment perfectly.
Do you have a favorite combo of polishes?
Enjoy & until next time, Amy Lee
*all products featured in this post were purchased by me
