Blues....

Here is another go at sponging...I wanted to make it look like a water ripples...ahh well :P 

Colors used:

Base coat: OPI Natural Nail Polish

Base for Nail- Claire's Mean Green (Green); Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Blue-Away (Light Blue); China Glaze Frostbite (Dark Blue)

Top coat: Sinful Colors Nail Junkie (1 Coat)

Any regular make up sponge will do. 

Green is the color

So yes, GREEN is one of my favorite nail polish color!! (in any form-shimmer, glitter, holo, flakies) I picked up these 3 shades from Sally Hansen SALON line at a local sale and I was very pleased with my haul =D

Sallly Hansen Salon-Project Runway               

                                   

 

• A dark green (closet color match would be China Glaze Watermelon Rind) almost like a mix of dark British racing green and Pine green.
• Tons and tons of golden shimmer in the mixture and I can't tell you how beautiful the shimmer looks...it shines at every angle and adds such a depth to the polish....love love love the shimmer!
• Great application with a very formula, only down side :( is that the brush is really small or narrow and takes a couple extra strokes to get even coverage.

Base Coat- OPI Natural Nail base; 3 coats of project runway.

Top Coat of Seche Vite doesn't affect the shimmer one bit...yay !

Sally Hansen Salon Honeydew

• Honey dew as the name says it...is a dewy Jade green.
• 2 coats to be opaque but 3 coats really shows the color at its best.

Base coat-OPI natural Nail Base

3 coats Honeydew

Top coat-Seche Vite

Sally Hansen Salon Forsythia

Hmm how do I describe this color..it's a murky Yellow at its best or a dull Pear at its worst!

• Takes 2 coats to go opaque and application was smooth.
• A very subtle iridescent  white/pearly shimmer is in the bottle although it doesn't show on the nail.

Base coat-OPI Natural Nail Base

3 coats Forsythia

Top coat- Seche Vite

Sally Hansen Intsa-Dri  Blue-Away

Stamping done using Konad M79 ..Not my favorite print or design :|

Colors used:

Base coat-OPI Natural Nail Base coat

3 coats of Sally Hansen Blue Away

1 coat stamping done with China Glaze Frostbite

Top Coat-Seche Vite

Nail Art 1.0

                                                                                                                                          

Woo-hoo I tried sponging technique for the first time and it's not as hard as I thought it would be, actually it wasn't hard at all and I quite enjoyed doing this =) I used a regular make up sponge and finished it off with a top coat.

• Colors used for base: Yellow-Sally Hansen Lightening Eclair;  Orange: NYC Spring Street; Pink: China Glaze Rich & Famous.
• First started with Yellow, then sponged lightly with orange and finally with pink.
• Animal (zebra) print Konad Plate M57
• Top Coat-Seche Vite, make sure all layers of nail polish dry before applying Seche Vite as it does cause the print to run.

Blue-Away

Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Blue-Away. It's a sky blue color which doesn't seem too pastel-y like all the summer colors out right now. 

• Very pigmented and was opaque in two coats.
• Great consistency of formula and very smooth application, mostly because of the brush.
• No chipping after 3 days but started to wear off at the edges which could also be because of Seche Vite as top coat which does shrink nail polish. 

Base Coat- OPI Natural Nail Coat

Sally Hansen Insta- Dri Blue away (3 coats)

Top coat- Seche Vite 

My berry berry nails...

Inspired by one of my favorite fruits...strawberries! Tried nail art or using a nail brush for the first time and it wasn't a very good one hence the lines for my leaves so messed up :P

Colors used:

Base coat-OPI Natural Nail Base Coat
Red- Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Racey Rouge
Dots- NYX Carnation
Leaves: Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Green with Envy and a random mini small dark green bottle from Sally Girl collection
Top Coat-seche vite

Looking forward to this...yesh!!

Look at how pretty the top row looks...it has my name written all over it =P I'd even change my name for a month if I could get all 6 colors the day it comes out.

Urban Ballerina Collection

Here is the uber chic Urban Ballerina Collection from Sephora by OPI. Got this a few weeks back and decided to give all the colors a try. Now let's see...the colors are gorgeous dah-ling but the nail polish itself not so muchl. 

• The bottles are the mini ones and hence the brush is too small (shitty) and takes a long time to finish one full mani :(
• Application was a nighhtmare with so much streaking and dragging, not the best formula..even though I like my other polishes from Sephora by OPI. 

Break a Leg-Warmer

 A pretty dark grey cream, perfect for stamping! It is more on the blue-ish side as opposed to a charcoal grey.

Base coat-OPI Natural Base Coat

Break a leg-warmer 2 coats

Top Coat- Seche Vite <3

Leotard Optional 

A tan cream shade which is very close to my skin tone and perfect for neutral/skin tone manis...

Base- OPI Natural Base Coat

Leotard Optional-2 Coats

Top Coat- Seche Vite 

Who's Spinning Tonight?

Ahhh marvelous purple..how you never look bad. Purple is one of my favorite colors and I like this purple. It is a very bright eggplant kind of purple where the pigmentation does not make it look too blue based. A very rich color and great for nail art while making dots!

Base-OPI Natural Base coat

Who's Spinning Tonight?- 2 coats

top coat- Seche Vite

The Way Tutu His Heart

Well well well...the least of my favorite color of the bunch. It's supposed to be a very sheer white/pink creme color where it's sheerness is supposed to be the key factor but it just seemed too white to me (ghost hands) with a very prominent VNL...big no no for me. A touch of more pink would have made this color perfect as a delicate sheer pink where I would actually like to look at my hands =P

Base-OPI Natural Base coat

The way tutu his heart- 2 coats

Top coat-Seche Vite