The One With the China Glaze Dry Brush Manicure
9:00:00 AMOh hey, remember me?! The blogger who has the busiest schedule and isn't ever able to remember to blog. My busy life isn't even filled with fun things, it's just work. For example, I wanted with everything in me to go see Avengers: Endgame opening weekend, and well, that didn't happen. Here I am trying my best to avoid spoilers and wait until later this week. Do you know how tempting it is to just Google "What happens in Endgame?" Until I see the movie, I will just watch every other Marvel movie to the point where I forget that Endgame is even a thing. I keep telling myself that will work, but it probably won't.
Today's manicure is one I created before I started doing all my Easter manicures. I loved it so much that it stayed on much longer than expected, but how could I bring myself to remove it when the colors were so dang amazing. Seriously, one of my all time favorite color combinations to date.
Let's take a look!
Colors Used:
- China Glaze - I Got a Blue Attitude
- China Glaze - Disco Ball Drop
- China Glaze - OMG
- China Glaze - Too Yacht to Handle
- China Glaze - yeahhhhhh I don't remember the name of the pink......
I really need to write down the names of the polishes I use when I use them. I tell myself this each post yet I never do it. Maybe one day I will learn. Maybe. Regardless, I Got a Blue Attitude is one of my all time favorite polishes. It's a fun blurple's....you know, blue mixed with purple. It's so bright, fun, and perfect Spring/Summer polish. Who am I kidding, it's a good all year round polish.
Putting on two coats of China Glaze OMG underneath Disco Ball Drop was beyond amazing! The holographic silver, mixed with the holographic flecks. I was in love. You know how much I love mixing holo silver with holo silver. I really think it was the perfect accent for this manicure.
What do you think? Fan of this dry brush look?
Until next time, <3.
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