Today I want to show you a watercolor mani I made using OPI's Sheer Tint polishes.
I bought the mini set because I wanted to try them, but I wasn't sure I would actually use them a lot, so for me I think it would be a waste to buy all 4 in full size. I'm glad I made that decision because although they give a nice effect I don't think I will be using them that much, but I like this mani I did with them.
Time for pictures.
I started out by painting all of my nails white with OPI - Alpine Snow and then I just made random spots on the nails with all 4 of the Sheer Tints which ended up like this.
Bottle shot!
After applying the Sheer Tints I stamped over them with a white stamping polish from Dashica.
I think it gave it a nice effect.
What do you think? Have you tried the Sheer Tints?
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Sunday, 17 August 2014
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Essie - After School Boy Blazer
After School Boy Blazer is a inky navy blue creme from Essie's Fall 2013 For The Twill Of It collection.
Application: 9/10
Opacity: 8,5/10
Colour, prettiness: 7/10
Value for money: 8/10
Overall: 8/10
Buy again: Probably not.
It's a bit of a vampy dark blue and it has a nice shine to it. Although I like dark and blue this color didn't do much for me. Don't know why...
The formula was great and it was easy to apply. Furthermore it was almost a one coater, but I needed 2 coats for full opacity. Drying time was nice.
Here it is with 1 layer of top coat in natural light.
What do you think?
Opacity: 8,5/10
Colour, prettiness: 7/10
Value for money: 8/10
Overall: 8/10
Buy again: Probably not.
Saturday, 9 August 2014
A England - Excalibur
Today I want to show you a great polish from A England.
Excalibur is a silver foil with gold in it from A Englands The Mythicals collection. There is more than one version of this and to be honest I'm not a 100% sure which one this is, but I think it's the newest one since the older version is more silvery and looks more like foil.
It's a pretty polish though and I think it would be great for stamping, so I'll have to try that some time.
The formula on it was great to work with and made application a breeze and it was almost opaque in 1 coat, but it took 2 to reach fill opacity. Drying time was fairly average.
Here it is in natural light with 1 layer of top coat.
Unfortunately I had a hard time capturing the gold shimmer with my camera. *sigh*
What do you think?
Application: 9/10
Opacity: 8/10
Colour, prettiness: 7/10
Value for money: 8/10
Overall: 8/10
Buy again: Maybe.
Excalibur is a silver foil with gold in it from A Englands The Mythicals collection. There is more than one version of this and to be honest I'm not a 100% sure which one this is, but I think it's the newest one since the older version is more silvery and looks more like foil.
It's a pretty polish though and I think it would be great for stamping, so I'll have to try that some time.
The formula on it was great to work with and made application a breeze and it was almost opaque in 1 coat, but it took 2 to reach fill opacity. Drying time was fairly average.
Here it is in natural light with 1 layer of top coat.
Unfortunately I had a hard time capturing the gold shimmer with my camera. *sigh*
What do you think?
Application: 9/10
Opacity: 8/10
Colour, prettiness: 7/10
Value for money: 8/10
Overall: 8/10
Buy again: Maybe.
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