Showing posts with label lime green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lime green. Show all posts

Sunday, October 27, 2013

Fall Foliage

I'm sorry for being MIA the past couple of weeks -- I had two tests and a paper due all within three days of each other.  You know, typical school stress.  But that's no matter!  Today I have Liquid Glam Lacquer's Fall Foliage to show everyone.


Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Leaf Me Alone

I'm a sucker for plays-on-words, so I HAD to get this polish from Liquid Glam Lacquer.  The fact that it's glitter was simply a plus. 


Sunday, June 2, 2013

June Nail Art Challenge - June 1st - Summer Nails


I think that doing this particular nail art challenge will be fun, since it's not an every day kind of thing.  The nail art for the First of June was Summer Nails.  I decided to use some vibrant colors to do something simple.

Here it is in direct sunlight.  The purple is China Glaze Purple Panic.  The yellow is China Glaze Celtic Sun.  The green with the glitters on my pinky is Lush Lacquer Green Genie.

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Fuzz-Sea French Tips

This is my last post using Sally Hansen Fuzzy Coat for now.  For this I used China Glaze Def-Defying and Fuzz-Sea, a fun mixture of blue and green bars.

I apologize in advance for the poor lighting -- there was no sunshine out, so I had to deal with clouds.

Fuzzy Coat Gradient - Pink and Green

I got more Sally Hansen Fuzzy Coats at work last week -- they're so fun!

Sally Hansen Fuzzy Fantasy (green) and Wool Lite (pink).

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Leopard Print Gradient.

I painted these on Monday night, and today five of them are completely chipped off.  I guess that's what I get for doing something ~fancy~ and then working on delivery day.  I just wish I had gotten a better picture, perhaps with my actual camera and not just a quick one on my phone.  I hadn't even taken the excess polish off of my fingers yet, how embarrassing.  Oh well, it's still pretty neat-o!


It's a lime green/fluorescent yellow and light, turquoise-y blue gradient.  I used a pink Icing brand polish for the spots, then an Art Deco sparkly purple for the lines around the spots.  It looks much better in real life.

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Two Halloween Manicures.

Holiday manicures are fun!  Last October, I did two different ones around Halloween because, let me tell you, I LOVE Halloween!

The first one was inspired by witchy colors -- purple, lime green and gold.