Abstract Penguins | 12 Days of Christmas Challenge

Hi guys! Only a few prompts left :-(. What should I do with my life when this all ends? I will probably start doing Spring nail art haha. That is just how it goes, first it's Winter then we got Christmas and New Year and after all that, it's Spring. At least, that's how it feels like. After the holidays, I will most certainly wear neutrals for the next few weeks. But then it's Spring manicures! Alright, so today I want to show you my take on Penguins! Again, I choose to do an abstract, more wearable version of the prompt. So make sure to hit the jump to check out the details! <3

Pink Gellac Glamourize Collection Plaid | Nail Art

Hi guys! I am back with another Pink Gellac Glamourize tutorial. This time we will be doing this plaid look perfect for Christmas. I love plaid nails. It looks so festive, but not too classic plus it's not that hard to do either. You do need a few nail art brushes, mainly a thin liner brush and that's it. So, let's move on to the tutorial, shall we?

Pink Gellac Glamourize Collection Peek-a-Boo | Nail Art + How-To

Hi guys! Tutorial time! Today I will be showing you the first nail art I created using the new Pink Gellac Glamourize collection. I posted the swatches of this collection yesterday. This nail art is an easy one and it doesn't require any extra tools or brushes, although you could use them of course. I was inspired by those sexy lace tights you might wear on Christmas or New Year's Eve ;-). If you want to know how I created this cheeky peek-a-boo nail art, then hit the jump! <3

Pink Gellac Glamourize Collection | Swatch & Review

Hey guys! It is November already, so people will be setting up their Christmas trees soon (or have already, you always have those people who just loooove the holidays) and that means: holidays! And holidays ask for special collections, of course. So here I am today with the new Glamourize Collection by Pink Gellac.

The collections consists of five new glittery colours. They all look great on their own, however some could be layered over another colour. In my pictures, I swatched them on their own, just so you can see how well they build up to opacity.

Now, enough talking, show me some glittah! And you know you like picture-heavy post, so this one is no different. <3