Hi everyone! Happy hump day! I have a sparkly post for you today featuring saran wrap nail art over a glitter base. The glitter is Julie G Costume Ball, and I used Julep Simone over top of it.
I used saran wrap to blot on Julep Simone over the glitter. I had to apply two coats of Seche Vite to get a smooth surface to saran wrap onto, but it was worth it.
Here is Julie G Costume Ball all by itself. This is my first experience with the brand, and I am impressed. It was such a jam packed glitter, and went on so smoothly despite that. This is only two coats. I will definitely be on the lookout for more clearance polishes from them at the drugstore. :)
Thank you so much for looking. I hope you all have a fabulous week. Here's hoping that Friday comes quickly for us all!
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Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Laid-Back NEW31DC Day 9 - Saran Wrap
Another technique I have never tried before! My little sister tried it out, though and it looked awesome, so I decided to follow her approach to it, which was to use the same color, in different hues. I started out with a light base, and added a darker color to the top. I love the way this looks, and it is so easy!
I took a pic before I added the topcoat and the lines looked a lot more crisp.
Then, I felt like it wasn't enough...so I added a glitter topcoat from Physician's Formula called their Treat Yourself Glam Topcoat.
For this mani, I used Sally Hansen Smooth and Perfect in Sorbet for my base and added Wet n Wild in Dreamy Poppy with my saran wrap. I really wanted to do something creative, but I liked it so well on its own, so I just left it. :) Here is Sorbet by itself. I have to say, this polish is one of the most awesome formulas I've come across in a while. It goes on like butter and really did look perfect without topcoat. It also hadn't chipped at all after a whole week, but then I took it off because it was time for something new. I'll have to see if they have any other colors that I like. :)
Hope you like this mani. Please make sure you look at what everyone else did, too!
I took a pic before I added the topcoat and the lines looked a lot more crisp.
Then, I felt like it wasn't enough...so I added a glitter topcoat from Physician's Formula called their Treat Yourself Glam Topcoat.
For this mani, I used Sally Hansen Smooth and Perfect in Sorbet for my base and added Wet n Wild in Dreamy Poppy with my saran wrap. I really wanted to do something creative, but I liked it so well on its own, so I just left it. :) Here is Sorbet by itself. I have to say, this polish is one of the most awesome formulas I've come across in a while. It goes on like butter and really did look perfect without topcoat. It also hadn't chipped at all after a whole week, but then I took it off because it was time for something new. I'll have to see if they have any other colors that I like. :)
Hope you like this mani. Please make sure you look at what everyone else did, too!
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