Weekly Nail Polish: 4/5-4/12

This week I'm embracing spring with a couple pastel polishes that I picked up last weekend-Royally Yours (a baby blue creme) and Creme Puffs (a cream shade with a pearly finish) both from L'Oreal's Versailles Romance Collection.
Now that the weather is finally starting to get warm, I feel like I'm able to have more fun with different nail colors.

As always, thank you for visiting my blog :)

Fun At The Drugstore

I found out exactly why I don't have my prescriptions filled at my local drugstore....it gives me wayyyyyy too much time to look around....


(From Left to Right: Sinful Colors in Orange Cream, Wet n Wild Mega Last in Candy-licious, Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Coral Reef, Sinful Colors in Unicorn) 

 

(From Left to Right: Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Breeze Blue, Sinful Colors in Cinderella, Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Pacific Blue)



(From Left to Right: L'oreal in Look at Me, Sinful Colors in Sweet Tooth, Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Pink Satin, L'oreal in Lacey Lilac)


Oh well, at least now I have a bunch of fun colors for the spring and summer :)
...and I'm still not done yet!!!!

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Holiday Nails!!!!

Kandee Johnson recently posted a tutorial for holiday-themed nails and that inspired me to create my own. It was very simple and took no time at all to do it. I call them my "Winter Wonderland/Candy Cane look".

You can use a varieties of different brands/shades for this but for me I used the following:

-Wet n Wild Fast Dry in Clear

-N.Y.C. in Broadway Burgundy Frost

-Sally Hansen XTreme Wear in White-Out

-N.Y.C  in Starry Silver Glitter
-L'oreal Paris Pro Manicure Top Coat
-toothpick

I started this look out by applying the Wet n Wild top coat and following that I painted them red or white on every other nail.

~Candy Cane~
To get the candy cane look I dipped the toothpick into my white polish and drew little lines across. They didn't come out perfect, but I think they look really cute.

~Winter Wonderland~
This is a different take on Kandy Johnson's. She used silver craft glitter and only coated the tips. With mine I just painted a very light coat of my Starry Silver Glitter polish over the White polish.

It's that easy!

I hope you try this out for yourself or even your own take on it! If I can do it so can you!

Have a Happy Tuesday! :)