Day 15 - Delicate Print!

Hello, again! I realize I'm a day later than I said I would be, but I'm happy I finally accomplished delicate print! It was a real doozy. At first my vision was to do some sort of stamping, but I really need to practice stamping more. I've watched tons of tutorials, and still can not achieve what I want. Anyway, I'll figure it out someday. So with delicate print I went more literal, and did comic book nails! Hey, I'd describe the pages of an Archie comic book to be delicate print, wouldn't you? Haha.

They're no where near perfect, but they're fun. I used Jordana French Tip white as the base coat. Allowed it to dry, and poured rubbing alcohol in a shot glass. I dipped a finger in for 30 seconds, stuck on the newsprint and pressed firmly down for another 30 seconds, the slowly pealed the newsprint off. Once each finger was done (and dry, very important) I used my favorite Seche Vite Top Coat.

Day 13 - Animal Print!

Hello all. My finger is feeling better, so I was able to remove the stripe nails (Finally!) and move on to animal print. I'm not a huge animal print fan. I like it, but rarely do I wear it. My favorite is leopard, well I also really love peacock feathers if that is considered animal print. Anyway, I am a little more wild when it comes to my nails, in comparison to my wardrobe, so leopard print is actually one of my favorite things to do on my nails (at least at the moment.).

Here's the polishes I used in order.

From left to right: Pure Ice Art in Motion (White), Wet n Wild Megalast Break the Ice, Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear Golden-I, Kiss Nail Art Paint in Black and Silver, and Seche Vite Top Coat.

I used the white as a base coat. Then painted the Wet n Wild Megalast Break the Ice on top, let that dry completely. I painted the  Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear Golden-I  on a cosmetic sponge wedge and "sponged" the tips and mid section of my nail creating a pearl and gold gradient. I used the Kiss Black polish to draw on the spots with a small sized nail dotter, and used the Kiss Silver to fill in the spots. Lastly the Seche Vite Top Coat to finish 'em off. 

Day 12 - Stripes!

Hello All! Like most of these challenges I did not have any experience with painting stripes on my nails. So I decided to wing it.

As the base coat I used Wet n Wild Megalast Wet Cement. Which, by the way, I LOVE. The second color I used was Salon Perfect Sour Apple on every nail but the accent finger, in which I used Wet n Wild Megalast Through the Grapevine. 

Finally I used Kiss Nail Artist Paint & Stencil kit White Polish to draw the white line down the middle.

I'm happy with them, nice and simple. 

Day 10 - Gradient!

Phew. Finally starting to feel like I'm getting back into the swing of things. This was my second time ever doing gradient. I used Sally Hansen Hard as Nails, Hard-core Party as the base coat. The base coat took about 3 coats, to get it thick enough. Once the base coat fully dried, I dunked a cosmetic sponge in water and then used Pure Ice Gossip! to sponge on the gradient tip. And finished with Seche Vite Top Coat.

I am so so happy with the way they turned out! Tomorrow is polka dot, and I think I am just going to add on from this one, because my nails are still sore from removing the metallic challenge, and attempting too many rainbow nails. Hope ya'll are having a great Memorial Day weekend!

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