Showing posts with label M66. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M66. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 July 2011

Bamboo Nails with OPI Steady As She Rose and Konad m66

I'm back!

I'm really sorry for being so out of the loop - the last week I was so busy that I didn't have nail polish on my nails for a week! Unheard of. Which explains the crappy state of my nails since when I'm not wearing nail polish they crack off and splinter very easily. I also cut them off because when you're typing on the computer a lot and writing a lot and typing on the calculator a lot long nails get so annoying, so they're a lot shorter now.

Anyhow, I finally took some time for myself to do my nails and experiment and I have a few great ideas that I'll be trying to post soon. This is my mani now, and it is a nice subtle nail. It's hard in engineering since your profs see your nails a lot (pointing out questions in the textbooks etc) and sometimes it's hard to be taken seriously if you have like neon zebra print nails on or some ridiculous flashy stamping hahah! So I've been doing really subtle looks, sometimes just plain polish, sometimes silver shatter, sometimes nothing at all. But this look is actually pretty and subtle enough that I'd be fine to wear it at school, there's nothing too crazy in it.

It is OPI Steady As She Rose, stamped first with the flower from Konad m57 in white, and stamped over that with OPI Lucerne-tainly Look Marvelous with the bamboo stalks from Konad m66. More after jump.



Friday, 27 May 2011

Japanese Cherry Blossoms with Konad S4 and M66

This is one of my favorite creations yet. It's China Glaze's Snow stamped with M66 cherry blossoms in China Glaze Sugar High and Konad red stamping. The ring finger is a base of OPI Glitzerland with Milani Jewel FX in Gold over the top.

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Pastel Japanese Print with Konad S4 and M66

Hi there! This is an absolutely beautiful combination of colors that is flattering on any skin tone. It's China Glaze's Something Sweet from the Up & Away collection, stamped with China Glaze's Peri-Wink-Le and Konad's white stamping polish. The image plates are M71 and S4 from Konad.

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