Showing posts with label Nail Polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nail Polish. Show all posts

Oct 9, 2011

NOTD: Grass and Glitters

I've been addicted to polish since forever! I've chanced upon this nail polish stand in Trinoma that has sooo many nail polish colors! They have glittered polish that's really full ad I mean full of glitters! One swipe and you're good to go. But you haven't heard the best part yet! Their regular polishes are priced at whooping BELOW P90. I forgot what's the exact price sorry, guys! I got 2 polishes from them, I swore that I won't buy anymore polish until December. Too bad I broke my promise. How can I resist the price and the glitters?! Did I mention glitters?



ohh lala G-L-I-T-T-E-R-S!!


I think it's a Korean brand and the staying power is also superb, it doesn't chip easily. With the price I won't complain! The base and top coat that I'm using is Sally Hansen's.

Have you tried this brand of polish? Let me know what you think. :)

-A

Sep 6, 2011

NOTD: Gloss My Tips!

You probably know how much I love my CG Matte Top Coat! If you've read my previous post, you'll know that I really really do love it! A must have in your collection! Just imagine, you can make ALL of you regular nail polish turn into matte! How awesome is that! @__@

I was really bored one time and I've decided to experiment with my nails! I swiped a regular polish on my nails, let it dry and top it with a matte top coat, and add the regular polish on the tips! coooolness right?! Now, feast your eyes on this!

Tada!!!

I used Sally Hansen Extreme Wear in "Black Out". 
I really love how long lasting Extreme Wears are! So uber worth it! My tips didn't even chip for a week! The con is they only have limited colors. :(

Love it or hate it? Let me know what you think! You have more ideas on how to use Matte Top Coats? Leave a comment! :)

-A

Aug 6, 2011

My Birthday Nails! Yey!

HELLO this should be posted a week ago when it's still my birthday. The day before "THE" day I thought why not different color for each finger! But then it won't look like "THE" birthday fingers, it would look like a trying-hard-teenage-wannabe fingers. So scratch that idea. I've also thought to tone it down a bit with 2 colors alternating each finger. BUT still too teeny bopper. I can't take off my mind of the "festive" looking nails I had in mind and what I did was stick with  2 colors of PINK and a SEA GREENish one, but on the tips only. *Drum roll please!*



 TADA!!
 Bongga! :)

-A

Apr 3, 2011

It's Frankenpolish To You!

You must be curious what is frankenpolish eh? Lemme introduce you to "Frankenstein of Polish" (a.k.a Frankenpolish) As you all know in some old horror movies they make Frankenstein by stitching dead human body parts to a body (human body? dunno..hmm) then electrocute it to awaken the so called masterpiece. But I'm here to tell you is that it's about nailpolishes. You call it Frankenpolish if you mix 2-3 (or even 4) colors to make another color (isn't that fun or what?!). You don't need a background on Chemistry to do this!


The most basic thing you need before making a Frankenpolish is your IMAGINATION.

What you need:
 - IMAGINATION
- Empty nail polish bottle
- Nail polish (the color of your choice)
- Orange stick - for mixing
- Color wheel -- super optional!

*Remember that WHITE nail polish makes the colors lighter, BLACK makes it darker (DUHH! LOL) and CLEAR ones can make you mixture less potent (use this sparingly).

What you should do:

1. Think of a possible NEW color you want to produce.

2. If you can't think of any, then experiment.

3. Grab a piece of white paper, then put a drop or two of your chosen colors then mix. You'll somehow get the idea of the outcome by doing this beforehand.

4. Once you've decided what colors you want, start pouring in SMALL amounts in your empty nail polish bottle. Remember also that you only have a SMALL bottle.

5. I suggest choose a not-so cheap nail polishes. If ever you don't like the outcome, you can just throw the contents away.

6. Have fun and EXPERIMENT! :)

Here's what I made recently.


light gray polish, black and some kinda old rose shade
I mixed 25% black, 60% gray and 15% old rose

and jaran! the finish product!!
The finished product has flecks of glitter, which i love! A neutral color, but with oomph! :)


I will post new ones next time!

Toodles! Experiment! Experiment! Experiment! ok?

-A