The Fancy Side

Yesterday, this was a top post on r/RedditLaqueristas. If you don't know about Reddit, I'm not sure if I should be sorry that I introduced you or proud of myself. Let me know later how I should feel. Anywho, my friend Brandon saw that post and requested that I do similar nails. So here is my ode to u/WarofArt and her pretty fingers.

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

Hi all! Today I'm really excited to show you a look that kind of made my camera freak out a little bit. ;-) KKCenterHK recently sent over some products for me to review and today I'm going to show you the Circular Nail Studs in 2mm Pink.  These studs are the perfect size, you can easily wear more than one on a nail and they are a juicy light pink color. Lets take a look at the nails. I've never had the opportunity to use studs on my nails before, so I was very excited to take these on a test run.




For the base of the nails I used Essie Off the Shoulder. Once that was dry, I taped out a big triangle using Scotch Tape and painted it with China Glaze Pool Party, a bright neon pink. After Pool Party dried, I taped off an even smaller triangle and filled it in with Butter London Snog. At the top of each triangle I placed a stud. To place the studs, I dotted on some Seche Vite top coat, placed the studs, waited a few moments, then topped the whole look with more Seche Vite.

Overall, I really like this look. The studs were great. They didn't catch on anything and wore easily. They also put up with a lot of abuse before one finally popped off.

If you are interested in getting these studs, you can find them here. There are 50pcs in a pack for $4.23.

Enjoy & until tomorrow, Amy Lee