Showing posts with label Petites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Petites. Show all posts

Day 14: Flowers


This post was supposed to be for yesterday but I lay down and fell asleep before I could get the post finished. This is my Day 14: Flower mani for the 31 day challenge. For this mani I used Petites Baby Blue and stamped over it with Konad Special Polish in Blue Pearl with BM-205. Finished it off with a coat of Seche Vite and a little crystal flower gem on the accent nail.




I thought I'd see how this one looked mattified...probably should have done this before the little flower gem. LOL





Then I thought about this new color shifting shimmer top coat I got. So this is one coat of Nailene Artist FX (cool).



Hope you liked it, I did - I thought it was very Springy! LOL! Much Love, The Dragon Lady

Pink Wednesday: Petites Color Fever Raspberry Ice


For today's Pink Wednesday post I used 2 coats of Petites Color Fever Raspberry Ice over my frankened nail treatments (I really need to name it, how about Uber Base, LOL). Raspberry Ice was opaque in 1 coat but that 2nd coat deepened the color a bit more. The formula on this one was awesome. Smooth, even, non-draggy. Loved it!





So Color Club Hot Like Lava was my brightest metallic pink until I bought this. This is way brighter! I think I will be using this one a lot. The next thing I want to do with this is try it with stamping. *Drools*

My middlest daughter, Sweetie Pie, wanted to do a Pink Wednesday mani too. She used Color Club Warhol and Nubar Star Sparkle (accent nail). She painted her own nails, mom just helped clean up a "bit." Sorry for the crappy lighting but I couldn't get her her into the lightbox and take the picture at a decent angle.



Much Love, The Dragon Lady


Day 5: BLUE nails

A few minutes late but here's my blue nails for day 5 of the challenge.

I used Petites Baby Blue, a very pretty shimmery pearlescent baby blue and PURE ICE Heartbreaker, a blue microshimmer in a very light aqua blue base. All pictures taken outside in sunlight to show microshimmer.