Tic-Tac-Toe And Hearts Nail Art

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How is everyone doing? I'm EXHAUSTED! I walk with Nahla 3 times a day, for a minimum of 2 hours each time. But I found some time last night to make some easy and cute looking nail art.
I found this pictures and I felt in love.



And this is Andrea's blog. There's a video showing you how you can make the tic-tac-toe :)

I mixed a few polishes to achieve the tone of pink I wanted, and you can see which ones in the FAQ section.

I got a smudge after I bumped into a doorlnob :/

Looks much better in person I promise you!!

POST FAQ:

Polishes Used: Colorama Pétala Branca - 2 coats Risquè Preto Fosco - 1 coat Mixed together for the hearts: Revlon Sweet Tart Revlon Peach Nectar Impala Saia Justa Chanel Miami Peach

Base Coat and Top Coat: Base Coat: Sally Hansen NailGrowth Miracle Top Coat: OPI RapiDry Top Coat

Chanel Mimosa and Flakies

Hello my loves ♥

Today's mani is quite cute. I used Chanel Mimosa, a gorgeous shimmery yellow, and then layered Nubar 2010 over it, and I decided to add matte top coat, and it looked incredible!
The flakies on Nubar 2010 are mostly orange, but over yellow it turned quite yellow, which just made me fall even harder for this mani.

I hope you all had a greta day.
Love,

New 31 DC - Day 17 - A New Technique To Me

Hello ♥

For the new technique to me day I knew exactly what I was doing: SARAN WRAP.
When I first did saran wrap nails it was a big success, so I thought it would be easy to do it again, but I was choosing colors that were way too light to look good!!
First I tried yellow, then I decided to try some blue. For the base color I chose Chanel Riva, an amazing light blue with blue shimmer and for the details A England Order Of The Garth.

I LOVED how it turned out.
Love,

Chanel Mimosa

HELLO ♥♥

Today I'm showing Mimosa by it's own, without the glitter. Mimosa Was one of the first Chanels I bought, I saw it on the store and I was sold. With this one I also bought Riva, which you can see in here. Like Riva, Mimosa has a shimmer that matches the polish's color. Mimosa has a perfect yellow shimmer, that only adds to the polish's perfection.
Mimosa has a really good formula, and it took me 3 coats to obtain full opacity, and just a thin coat of Seche Vite, just to make it dry faster.

That's it for now, hope you have loved this polish like I did! ♥

Chanel Mimosa + Colorful Glitters

HELLO!!!

Yes, I'm in a Chanel phase LOL Mimosa is another perfect shade by Chanel, a beautiful yellow with shimmer. First I'll be posting the combo I'm using right now cause I'm really loving it. 

The glitters I'm using are actually three different polishes by a Brazilian brand. i wanted to layer all of them in my Mimosa manicure but I thought it would be way too thick if i did it separately, so I found an empty bottle of polish and mixed the three of them in it, and the result was quite amazing:

Before I changed my Mimosa manicure I tested this on a nail wheel, and liked the result, that's when I put it on my nails. Mimosa is already a happy color by it's own, but the glitter made it so summery!! By the way, it's summer in Brazil, so it's perfect for the season ;)

The glitter gave Mimosa the up it needed, or that I needed... I've been loving glitter lately, and if you have been following the blog for a while you know that's not something I post often in here, but it has grown into me! I blame the indie makers lol 

I'll post the details of Mimosa on the next post, that will be only for Mimosa. But I used one coat of the glitters over it, and one thin coat of Seche Vite and it was completely smooth.

Hope you have enjoyed this combo, I know I did :)

Love,

Lynnderella Very Pretty Vampire

HELLO MY LOVES ♥♥

Today I have my first indie polish to show you, Lynnderella Very Pretty Vampire. Honestly I'm not the biggest fan of Lynn, but Very Pretty Vampire is one of the few that I actually love. And I got it from SuiLing's giveaway, the only one I ever won btw LOL

VPV is this gorgeous pinkish red, packed with red and pinkish red glitters! I really love how this one looks on the nails, but I had a really hard time finding the perfect base color for it, and turns out Chanel Malice was just what I needed. The combo was perfect, but all I needed was gelous to make it smooth, but I don't have it yet, so I put God knows how many coats of Seche Vite... I finally got it a little smooth, but not as smooth as I would have liked, but it was worth it.

I used only one coat of VPV over Malice.

I really love this combo, what do you think? :)