This is a jelly sandwich with a flower instead of glitter, using Loaded Lacquer's Pomegranate. I started with a coat of Pomegranate, then created a flower with dots using Orly's Goth & OPI's I Just Can't Cope-acabana. Then I applied another thin coat of Pomegranate. I also tried a matte top coat after and I think it really creates a cool effect.
This is such a cool technique. I first tried this during the #31DC2013 with a teal green here.
If you are looking for some unique and high quality polish that is easy
to work with, I would recommend taking a look at Loaded Lacquer. They
can be found here.
Showing posts with label goth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goth. Show all posts
Monday, 14 April 2014
Monday, 23 September 2013
31DC2013: Day 23 is A MOVIE
I picked the movie/documentary March of the Penguins! I used Essie's Fear or Desire, Orly's Goth and Sally Hansen's White On.
Head on over to Instagram and follow some fellow nail enthusiasts/Bloggers create some fantastic manicures for 30 days. #31DC2013
Day 1 - Red
Day 8 - Metallic
Day 9 - Rainbow
Day 10 - Gradient
Day 11 - Polka Dots
Day 12 - Stripes
Day 13 - Animal Print
Day 14 - Flowers
Day 15 - Delicate Print
Day 16 - Tribal Print
Day 17 - Glitter
Day 18 - Half Moons
Day 19 - Galaxies
Day 20 - Water Marble
Day 21 - A Colour
Day 22 - A Song
Day 9 - Rainbow
Day 10 - Gradient
Day 11 - Polka Dots
Day 12 - Stripes
Day 13 - Animal Print
Day 14 - Flowers
Day 15 - Delicate Print
Day 16 - Tribal Print
Day 17 - Glitter
Day 18 - Half Moons
Day 19 - Galaxies
Day 20 - Water Marble
Day 21 - A Colour
Day 22 - A Song
Monday, 4 March 2013
Layered Nail Pattern
This is what I call a 'layered nail design.' I used Orly Goth (2 coats) and let it dry completely. I then, one by one, painted a layer of Sally Hansen Wet Cement and immediately dragged a comb over it. This is the result...I kind of like it.
Friday, 15 February 2013
Marble Effect Manicure
All you need is a small sponge and a couple of different colours of nail polish and voilĂ ! I used Orly Goth and Julep Alma. Goth has a black base with subtle silver glitter. Alma is a chartreuse colour, leaning more towards yellow and very unique. It creates a marble effect.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)









