Sometimes being British can be so frustrating, it always feels like we're the last to get all the good stuff! But, by some miracle last week I found a Zoya stockist here in the UK and today this arrived. This is Zoyas Pru, because, well, you know!
Zoya describe it as "A bronzed plum with flecks of gold glitter and subtle purple and gold duochrome" I'd describe it as a pinky purple glittery goodnees for your fingaz! or toes of course.
Hi guys! Today's post comes from Born Pretty Store who were kind enough to send me some studs to review and try. I hope you enjoy the nail art designs I came up with.
Heya everyone! The weather here in England has been pretty good for a couple of weeks and yesterday I decided today was the day for a little gardening. Unfortunately during the night the heavens opened and left me with a rather depressing looking garden. With free time, and gardens on my mind, I thought I'd give some acrylic floral nails ago, if you'd like to know how I did this, keep reading =)
This was created using 3 colours from the Caribbean Acrylic collection, white, clear, Medium-Speed Monomer, a buffing block and a 100/180 grit file.
I started by extending the nail with Hawaiian Blue then encapsulated with Clear. I placed 5 petals per flower with Mega White and added Caribbean Sunsplash to make the centre. I completed the look with leaves done in Rain Forrest. Finish with Topcoat and you're done.
Products Used:
Beauty Choices Base Coat
Beauty Choices Colour A021
Beauty Choices Colour A106
Beauty Choices Top coat
Dotting Tool
In honor of the charity and their work I've created this Light It Up Blue nail art tutorial, please show your support and rate thumbs up for Autism Awareness.
My local Tesco has had quite the makeover recently and with it they have introduced this whole new beauty section with nail tech's included. I got most excited when I saw the Barry M coming soon poster 'cause I'd always wanted to try their nail polishes but had never been able to get hold of them before.
The first polish is this "Nail Paint" in quite simply "Red Glitter". It took 3 coats to get a good full coverage but it looks amazing! Red glitter isn't exactly an every day polish
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