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| Milani 3D Holographic HD, China Glaze Ruby Deer, Wet n' Wild Wild Shine Black Creme, Seche Clear & Seche Vite (I am falling in love with Seche Vite. I can see why a lot of other nail blogs rave about it. It smoothes everything out SOOOOOO well.) |
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| Main art inspired by Hime Nail on Facebook, and the thumb was inspired by my friend, Sunny. |
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| China Glaze Crackle Glaze Crushed Candy + Wet n' Wild Wild Shine Black Creme. |
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| China Glaze Crackle Glaze Lightning Bolt + Wet n' Wild Wild Shine Black Creme. |
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| China Glaze Crackle Glaze Cracked Concrete + Wet n' Wild Wild Shine Black Creme. |
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| China Glaze Crackle Glaze Fault Line + Wet n' Wild Wild Shine Black Creme. |
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| China Glaze Crackle Glaze Broken Hearted + Wet n' Wild Wild Shine Tickled Pink. |
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| Sinful Colors Glass Pink + OPI Black Shatter. |
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| Hard Candy Beetle & Orly Cosmic FX Space Cadet. Honestly, they really look exactly alike. The only difference...the price. Orly was about $7.50(?)ish and Hard Candy was like $3 or $4. Sorry I can't give an exact price, but it's about a 50% difference. Color wise, the difference is very subtle and Orly seems a tinge shade lighter. When painting, Orly has a blue base and Hard Candy has a green base. Overall, if you wanna save a few dollars but want the same effects, go with the Hard Candy Beetle. The formula is pretty good to work with too, not as thin as Orly. |
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| Attempted some gradients. Trying to perfect my method. I really want more bling. Need some time and make a designated space to play with loose glitter. I think that's the answer to my 'not enough bling/sparkle problem.' |
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| My sad, sad parsley. I couldn't save this $0.89 fellow. :( This picture was taken a day or two ago, so it looks even sadder now... |
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