Halloween Marble #2

Hi Everyone,

Happy Halloween!  I attempted one more Halloween Mani.  I wanted to do a marble with different Halloween colors.  I started off with Black, Purple, Orange, and Green but having the black and purple was a bit overpowering.  Only the pinky finger has that combo. I removed the black after that.  I wiped away some of the paint with remover and then added glitter. I also added a Halloween montage to my you tube channel.  Let me know what you think!  Have a great day! 

Halloween Colors Marble

Hi,

Here is my next in my Halloween series. I decided to do a simple water marble and I added a few stickers. Let me know what you think.  Base Sinful Colors - Courtney Orange, Marble colors China Glaze Style Wars and OPI Black Onyx.

Right hand - eh

Tutorial

Water Marble Nails

Hi all,  today is my last day at work. I feel so relieved. I go on vacation to see my family back east on Thursday. So, not sure how much I will be able to post in the next few weeks.  I am bringing some polish but I don't think they have photoshop but we'll see.  If not, I will catch ya when I get back.

Thanks so much for following my blog! I love sharing my nail art.  I wanted to do another water marble (because I seem to love torture lol). This one was really difficult. The black kept bleeding and it just became a muddy mess as soon as I dipped my finger. So, it took extra work to get this rolling. But, I like it. I used Zoya Tangy as my green base.  I also did a highlight in different places on the nail using L8R G8R holo to add some color.  Let me know what you think.

PHD's Greyscale Challenge

Hi,

Hope everyone had a great weekend!  The weather was really mild here but nice. I'm going to the east coast in a few weeks and I'm dreading that heat. So, you peeps from the East (New Jersey area), please get it together and cool it down by mid August.  Maybe I'll try to bring some of our 75 degree niceness along.

Here's my contribution to PHD's weekly challenge. I decided to go with Marbling. I hadn't done it in a while.

Marble French Mani

Hi, I really hated my birthday nails.  So, I decided to do a French mani variant using the marble technique.  I went down further with the line than I usually do.  But, I like it!

I used China Glaze Go Go Pink, Make an Entrance, and OPI Kinky in Helsinki for the Marble. And just on the natural part of the nail I used Golden Enchantment.

I got a little haul and some storage for my polish. I'll post a picture up on Saturday before I leave for my birthday overnight in beautiful Cambria, Ca.  My fav place.

and my right hand (excuse my breaks)

Marble Madness

Today was the hardest marble design I've ever done. I think it was the polish. I've never had such a hard time (lol I have to laugh cause it's only the 3rd time I've done it).  The China Glaze Lubu Heels probably wasn't the best choice.  But, I was determined.  I also used China Glaze Awakening and Poetic.

Let me know what you think.

Right Hand

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Left Hand

Ok, I finally tried the water marble technique

So, Sally had a sale on China Glaze (2 for 10.00), so I brought Make an Entrance (Pink) and Spontaneous (Purple).

I didn't have a papercup like Colette does from Simple Little Pleasure's blog (see links under nail blogs).  I used something a bit smaller.  But, next time I try will definitely get a dixie cup type thing.  I think it will be a bit easier for me.

Over all though, I think I did a decent job for a first timer.  Let me know what you think.  I promise on the next one the pictures will be better and I'll try lighter colors!

Ok, I tried a second time.  Instead of taping off, I just left my hand in the water and used a Q-tip to wipe off any excess polish. It worked pretty well.  It was definitely faster.  I used China Glaze spontaneous and first kiss.