Christmas manicure: candy canes and bells

Hi!
Here's the last Christmas manicure I'll show you this year.

I applied 2 coats of Flormar M103 white above Zoya base coat and then I stamped the candy canes from m12 Konad image plate.

In the middle of each bow I applied some gold steel balls.

On my thumb I stamped the bells, firstly with yellow. Then I filled in the shade with

yellow and after I stamped the image again with black.

I stamped the Merry Christmas sign with green and finaly applied some red steel balls.

What do you think?

How was your Christmas?

I hope you all had a good time. Thanks for passing by!

If you are from Romania, you can buy Konad stuff from Konad Nail Romania.

Christmas manicure: Green and red canes

Hi,

Today I'll show you another Christmas mani with m65 image plate from Konad.

I got inspired from Polishology.

The base color I used is Flormar M103.

I used green and red for stamping, so it fits best for the holidays.

What do you think?

If you are a romanian reader, you can buy Konad products online, from Konad Nail Romania.

Hot Coco

Hi

Today I'll show you an essie nail polish from the Fall into Fashion collection.

This is 2 coats of Hot Coco, without any top coat.

I liked the texture and the brush. The application was very good, and so was the drytime.

What do you think?

Here I made a comparison between Hot Coco, #413 from Flormar and

Lost in Mud from Catrice:

For romanian readers:

Essie se poate cumpara acum si din Romania.

Pentru mai multe informatii: alexandra.galescu@yahoo.com

*The product was sent to me for review.

For more informations, please read my policy in the end of the page.

Black and... Red?

Hi,

Today I'll show you my last creation.

I used a Peggy Sage red as a base coat and then I stamped the design

from m57 image plate.

Using Flormar #399 black, I made an oblique black stripe on each nail and

stamped the design form plate m54.

Using a thin brush, I made a line that separates the black and the red

with SuperStar - Soho Chic nail polish.

Finally, I used the Konad special top coat to finish the manicure.

Here's what I got:

The base color is #051 from Peggy Sage

What do you think about them?

Thanks for passing by!

Bringing the summer back with a flowery konadicure

Hi,

Here's my newest konadicure with image plate m36.

First I put 2 coats of Classics #205 and then, using a sponge, I put a white creme from

Flormar Super Matte #M103.

Then I stamped the image using Konad Special Polish Violet Pearl.

In the middle of each flower I applied a pink dot with a toothpick.

The color used is Madonna #75.

In the end I applied the Konad Special Top Coat.

Voila!

Hope you enjoy this!

Thanks for looking and have a nice day!

NOTD: Grey creme

Hi girls!
I made a new experiment with 2 polishes: one white and one black.

I put white enamel on a piece of paper and a little of black.

I mixed them and then I put it on my nails.

Here's the color that I got! It's awesome!

I think I might try this another time, too.

How I mixed the colors:

What do you think about this?

Hope you like it. Have a nice day!

Black & Pink & Konad

Hi!

Today I'll show my new konadicure.

The base color used is Flormar no 399. It's a shiney black with sparkly particles.

After, I applied a dark pink polish using a sponge.

The image plate used is Konad m73.

Finaly, I applied the Konad Top Coat. I just love how this top coat looks like on the nails.

Can you see that shine? It's awesome!

So here's what I got

PS. I'm going to update my blogroll. So if you have me in yours and you'd like me to have you in mine too, just comment here telling me that.

Hope you'll all have a nice day!

Thanks so much for passing by today.

Brown-mauve Konadicure

Here's my new Konad design with image plate m36.

After applying the base color, I applied a lilac color with the sponge tehnique.

The base color is Flormar no. 413

I really like this color. It looks very good on the nails. This is just one coat, and the coverage is perfect! I also like that it's a very shiney color!

Tell me what you think about this and thanks for reading!