Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts

October 18, 2014

Yellow + silver, sparkly accent nail

Hiiiii!

The weather today was soooo good. Sun's out so bring on the yellow nail polish! Whoop! 
Sooo, I'm back with something very simple: an silver, sparkly accent nail. I'm slowly but surely getting back into blogging again and I don't want to be to hard on myself just yet, so I thought an accent nail would be perfect to get my creative juices flowing again!


I put a glittery, sparkly, in-your-face silver accent on my ring finger and on my thumb. But on my right hand, I put the accent on my middle and ring finger, just to switch things up a bit. My picture doesn't do the sparkly awesomness any justice, unfortunately... :-(

Products used

Base coat: Essie Grow Stronger
Catrice Birdy reloaded!
Etos Effect nails in #20 (I think, it is not quite obvious on the bottle, bleh!)
Essence Disco disco
Catrice Have an ice day
Top coat: Essie Good to Go


May 5, 2013

Urban Lacquer - Hurry Me Up


Aaaand here is my last Urban Lacquer: Hurry Me Up. This is how Brenda describes it: "Hurry Me Up is a unique blend of micro iridescent pink flakies, neon yellow hex glitter, and black shredded glitter in a clear base. Works best as a glitter topper, although can be worn alone, when applying 3-4 coats. The micro pink flakies will shift from pink to purple, and is a perfect "going out" polish!"


My camera had some difficulties picking up the shifting, actually it had problems capturing the entire polish haha. I tried and I tried and this is the best I could to. Shown here is 2 coats over Essence Lilac Is My Style.

It is actually a very unique polish because of the glitter combination, I think. I would never ever ever mix purple with neon yellow, but you see: it turns out great, right? RIGHT!


Because of the shreds, it looks a bit lumpy, especially in a close-up... BUT you can see all the ingredients of this polish: the pink-purple shifting, the irredescent flakies, the neon yellow hexes and ofcours the black shreds (they're quite obvious).

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Please not that I am not entirely satisfied with this pictures, although they do translate the special things in this lacquer pretty well.


Polish was sent to me for my honest review.
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