You may have noticed
that I updated the look of my banner and background to my blog. If
anything looks out of whack please let me know...making changes to
existing sites can be tricky sometimes. Thanks.
I also added a page to my blog menu titled "Indy Polish Shop Links". In my research I ran across a blog with a list and I ran with it on my blog too...I need the quick reference for when I feel like shopping! :D
If you have an Indie shop that is not listed please let me know and I will be happy to add it to the page. So on with today's mani...
I have been wanting to do a navy mani lately and since spring is here I figured I need to do it now before I get bit by all the new spring colors coming out. So for today I used OPI Russian Navy and then added a couple accent nail by stamping with Sinful Color Snow Me White.
I also added a page to my blog menu titled "Indy Polish Shop Links". In my research I ran across a blog with a list and I ran with it on my blog too...I need the quick reference for when I feel like shopping! :D
If you have an Indie shop that is not listed please let me know and I will be happy to add it to the page. So on with today's mani...
I have been wanting to do a navy mani lately and since spring is here I figured I need to do it now before I get bit by all the new spring colors coming out. So for today I used OPI Russian Navy and then added a couple accent nail by stamping with Sinful Color Snow Me White.
When I was researching for the best Navy color I can across several reviews that said this color was one of the best and I do love this color, but it absolutely shows some purple to it. I wanted a true navy and this...at least the bottle I purchased...is not it! I will continue to look for a true navy.
Do you guys have a favorite Navy Polish?
For this manicure I applied the following:
- Milani Smoothe Base Coat
- OPI Russian Navy...2 coats
- Sache Vite Top Coat...1 coat
- Sinful Colors Snow Me White (For Stamping Color)
- Nail Plates Mash 41 & Mash 42
- Sache Vite Top Coat...2 coats
I love the blue you used! It is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks...glad you like it! :)
Deletecute stamping :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. It was quick and easy just on two nails.
DeleteI love the stamping, and Russian Navy looks fab on you!
ReplyDeleteThanks...I loving stamping. I did want to only do a couple accent nails so the navy stands out a bit more. Gland you like it! :)
DeleteNice Blog :)
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DeleteHow cute ^^
ReplyDeleteThanks...glad you like it!
DeleteWow, very pretty mani :)
ReplyDeleteThanks...glad you like it! :)
DeleteThis is really good! I've never tried stamping, would you recommend the Mash plates? I've only really heard/seen in shops the Konad plates but cannot wait to start experimenting with stamping plates after I graduate :)
ReplyDeleteThank you... glad you like it! I love stamping! The beginning can be frustrating, but don't give up. It take a little practice to get good at it. You will love it!
DeleteYes, I would recommend Mash plates. I have tons of plates by different makers... Mash, Red Angel, Bundle Monster and Konad and have not had a problem with any of them. I get most of them from amazon.com. I think it is important to get down the technique before giving up on a brand of plates. Often times the problem is the technique... having said that it is possible to get a bad plate too!
beautiful nail stamping :) greetings from Czech republic
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I am glad you like it and thanks for joining my blog as a member. I look forward to following you blog as well.
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