I COULDN'T STAY AWAY
The first step to fixing a problem is admitting you have a problem. I probably have a problem, but I definitely don't care.
Now... what to call these? I don't know what these are. Reverse plaid? Regular plaid? Gingham? None of the above? Whatever, I'm going with gingham because then I've got an alliterative title.
J.
The first step to fixing a problem is admitting you have a problem. I probably have a problem, but I definitely don't care.
Now... what to call these? I don't know what these are. Reverse plaid? Regular plaid? Gingham? None of the above? Whatever, I'm going with gingham because then I've got an alliterative title.
It's a super gross, rainy day here today (which is good, it's the first good rain of the season, I can pretty well hear the plants heaving a sigh of relief). As such, I wanted something colourful! And then I couldn't leave a gradient well enough alone.
Turns out I can't use a liner brush worth a damn. Look at that middle finger! For one, it's missing a line (!!!), and for two, it's on a slant! Holy jeez.
For this look, my gradient was made with the Sally Hansen colours over a base of French White to make them pop. I did the lines with Funny Bunny and the KONAD polish. It's a pretty straightforward look!
Polishes used:
Nina Ultra Pro - French White
Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear - Fuchsia Power, Coral Reef, Sun Kissed, Green With Envy
OPI - Funny Bunny
KONAD - Special Stamping Polish in White
Duri - Rejuvacote (base coat)
Poshé (top coat)
two sizes of liner brushes
a questionably steady hand
I will still give it a few days between manis for the time being, while my cuticles continue to heal-- they are still nowhere near where I'd like 'em!
J.
so the lighter white underneath the bright thin white lines, is that jellied to look lighter or did you use a whitish jelly? i love this, and i need to know how you did it!! like everything else you do.
ReplyDeleteI used a white jelly! Funny Bunny, by OPI. It's an incredibly useful polish, I find. :) The bright white is my white KONAD stamping polish, for optimum opacity.
ReplyDeletePS: you're sweet!