China Glaze

The One With the China Glaze Tribal Manicure

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!  How are you all doing on this fine Monday morning?  Sleepy like I am?  I can't sleep when it's like 100 degrees out.  It's beyond impossible for me.  Then I obviously don't sleep on Sunday's because I'm busy wondering what's going to happen at work on Monday.  All I do know is that it's going to be super hot tomorrow and I'm not ready for this heat yet.

Anyways, today's designs is a tribal one which I've done probably a zillion times over.  I decided to do it because I was trying to slowly get myself back into doing gradients.  I know a few posts ago I said that I had attempted to do a gradient but seemed to have lost my touch.  I am proud to say that since then, I have created a gradient design besides this one.

Let's take a look!


Colors Used:
  • China Glaze - Pinking Through the Window
  • China Glaze - Too Yacht to Handle
  • China Glaze - Bring on the Bubbly
  • ORLY - Liquid Vinyl
Cute, right?  Can you see why this is my ease into gradient design?  This is so much easier to do than your typical gradient.  You have to start off with a base of white.  Then you take pieces of a make up sponge and lightly dab the colors on your nail.  Then you add a quick top coat and it blends it together.

What do you think?  Like this tribal design? Fan of the color combination??

Until next time, <3.


China Glaze

The One With the Tribal Manicure

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!!!  How are you all doing today?  It's Thursday but it feels like it should be a Friday.  It's been a long week so far but I have gotten a lot accomplished.  I have edited photos, pre-published some posts, and got all my Christmas lights up on the house before the winter storm this weekend.  Yeah, you are reading that right, we are expecting a winter storm before Thanksgiving.  It's been such a weird Fall, especially since all the leaves are still on the trees, but it's almost the end of November.

Today's manicure is a cute tribal design.  I've done this exact tribal look before, just on a different base.  I should start switching up my free-hand designs, but the evening I did this manicure it was late, I was tired, and not really feeling too creative.  Regardless, I'm in love with how it turned out.

Let's take a look.


Colors Used:
  • China Glaze - Flip Flop Fantasy
  • China Glaze - Big Hair and Bubbly
  • Color Club - Blue Ming
  • ORLY - Liquid Vinyl
Isn't that gradient amazing??  I used the original formula of Flip Flop Fantasy for this design.  You know, the one that is more pink than coral.  I hate when polish companies change their formulas and you are forced to sparingly use your favorite until the bitter end.  I probably couldn't get a coat of my original Flip Flop Fantasy on my nail if I tried, therefore it's a gradient only polish.  I love how it looks mixed with Blue-Ming.

Big Hair and Bubbly is my new favorite gold glitter.  This polish is from China Glaze's new holiday collection.  The girl's at my local Sally Beauty let me have a sneak peek of the collection at the beginning of November and I picked out my four favorites - all being glitters.  Kind of shocking since I never wear glitter polishes, but I did this in hopes I start using my glitters again.  After using this one, I for sure will.  It applied wonderfully over a base of gold polish.  No need for dabbing or placing any of the large pieces.  Happy to have this because all of my gold glitter are either dried up, or have holo pieces.  

What do you think?  Like this tribal design?  Fan of the gold glitter?

Until next time, <3.


China Glaze

The One With the Manicure That Was Impossible to Photograph

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world! Happy Monday to you all!!!  Here we are, another full work week is ahead of us.  I do have to say though, this weekend did not go by that fast.  Kind of felt like my Sunday dragged.  Weird how some days do that and others don't.

Today's manicure was impossible to photograph but was so pretty.  It is a re-creation of this manicure by Polish and Beyond.  I fell in love with the design when it came across my Instagram feed and immediately pinned it to Pinterest so I didn't forget to do it!

Now, it was impossible to photograph.  I'm not too pleased with the photographs, but they'll have to do!

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • China Glaze - Boho Blues
  • OPI - Love Angel Music Baby
  • White Acrylic
So I think it was impossible to photograph because of the pale blue base, the white, and gold.  I think that if I used black accenting instead of white it would have shown up.  Regardless, it was really pretty in person.  I need to learn how to photograph these lighter manicures.



China Glaze Boho Blues is a gorgeous blue from the 2015 Road Trip collection.  Two coats and I had full coverage.  Some nails almost could have used three coats, but since I was covering most of the nail with the swipe of gold, I didn't really bother with it.

What do you think?  Fan of this look?  Any suggestions on how to photograph manicures like this?

Until next time, <3.

Gradient Mani

The One with Orly Thrill Seeker

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!  How are you all doing today??  It's Thursday, but really feels like a Wednesday because of the 4th of July holiday.  I hope everyone had a relaxing weekend!  It's gotten so hot here.  We've had zero rain and desperately need it.  It's supposed to rain today so hopefully it will.  Never thought I'd be wanting it to rain.

So since I did what feels like a ton of red, white, and blue manicures I decided to post something completely different today!  And what's more completely different than red, white, and blue...neon green!

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • Orly - Thrill Seeker
  • Orly - White Tips
  • ILNP - Missed Calls
I honestly do not know what I was doing when I when I started this manicure.  I knew I wanted to do green and that was really it.  I searched around on Pinterest for ideas and found lots of different tribal designs.  Since I hadn't done one in a long time I thought I might as well give it a go and it might look good on top of this color.  Sure enough, I was right!



Orly Thrill Seeker is kind of a beyond amazing polish.  I bought this last year and never got around to using it.  I really am kicking myself it's taken this long because it is a PERFECT neon green for summer.  Two coats and I had full coverage.  It was opaque enough that I didn't have to overly saturate the sponge for my gradient.  It all blended together nicely on the nail.  One complaint was it took forever to dry.  Maybe because it's so dang hot and my room is a sauna....we shall never know.

What do you think?  Fan of this tribal look?  Something you'd try?

Looking back at this manicure now, I wish my pointer was a plain black nail.  I think it would have balanced it out more.  Oh well!

Until next time, <3.

Bestie Twin Nails

The Time We Did a Random Last Minute Collab (Bestie Twin Nails with 25 Sweet Pea!)

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!!!  It's Wednesday, meaning we are halfway through this busy week!  So much to do and so little time!!!  There is always time though for a last minute collaboration, and that is what I'm bringing to you all today!

Sarah from 25 Sweet Peas sent me a text yesterday asking if I wanted to by any chance participate in a last minute collab, and of course I said yes.  Since it has been over a year since we last did Bestie Twin Nails, it was about time we collaborated again!  Next time, I think we might have to do a mani swap.

Today's design is a random tribal design using some of our favorite China Glaze colors; Too Yacht to Handle and That's Shore Bright!  Let's take a look!!




Colors Used:
  • China Glaze - Too Yacht to Handle
  • China Glaze - That's Shore Bright
  • China Glaze - Bring on the Bubbly
  • Finger Paints - Wrapped in Ribbon
  • Orly - Liquid Vinyl

Oh how I love this color combination!  Too Yacht to Handle and That's Shore Bright are two of my all time favorite polishes, and together they compliment each other so well!  I remember when they first came out, I searched everywhere for them but was unable to find them.  After giving up, I found them on HB Beauty Bar and purchased both of them and was such a happy camper....until they started to run out.  Thankfully China Glaze decided to make these polishes part of their core line and I'm able to stock up at Sally Beauty whenever my little heart desires.  Speaking of which, my bottle of Too Yacht to Handle is running low again.


I love this whole manicure, especially with the gold nail.  I'm a huge fan of silver so I really wasn't sure if I was going to like the gold but I went with it anyways.  I'm so happy I did because I don't think silver would have looked as good with this manicure.  I need to come out of my comfort zone more often and use gold more.

What do you think?  Fan of this look?  Something you'd do??

Don't forget to check out Sarah's post!  She created this awesome graphic for us today.  I'm jealous of her skills.  She's also the one who created mine and Fashion Footing's BTN graphic!  Still enthralled with that one and forever in Sarah's debt.


Sarah's is better than mine!  I need to figure out how to do relaxed looking bottle shots like her!  It's like I'm gripping the bottle for dear life.  Oh well!  Still working on my technique!

Until next time, <3.

Bestie Twin Nails

Bestie Twin Nails with Fashion Footing: Round 18

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!  How are you all doing today??  Winter is actually here, kind of.  The temperature finally dropped and it's supposed to possibly snow today or tomorrow.  We have had such a mild Fall/Winter that it seems weird that it's going to snow.  Seriously, it was 65 degrees on Wednesday.  It's about time that winter got here.

Today is Round 18 of Bestie Twin Nails with Fashion Footing!  I honestly cannot believe we are almost at the two year mark of this feature.  Where did the time go??  This month Amanda and I re-created this tribal looking manicure by Alondra Loves Polish on Instagram.  It shocked me that Amanda chose this manicure to re-create because she hates tribal designs and this is what it reminded me of.  According to her though, it isn't tribal, it's stripe-y.

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • OPI - Just Lanai-ing Around
  • OPI - Love, Angel, Music, Baby
  • Orly Instant Artist Stripers
OPI - Just Lanai-ing Around is such a pretty polish.  I wasn't sure if I should purchase it or not, but I'm happy I did.  It's a beautiful dark mauvey pink with a subtle shimmer.  Since I added a matte top coat, and there is art on top of it, you can't see the shimmer at all.  It applied perfectly in two coats.  It was a little thicker than other OPIs that I own, but it was very easy to work with.  I think it's an odd color for a Spring collection.  It's perfect for this time of year in my mind.

To get the look, after my base was dried, I went through with my gold polish and did a swipe down the middle of my nail.  Then with my striper, I outlined the gold stripe and did the zig zag pattern.  I then went through with my white and added the final details.



I'm still working on the new bottle shot photos.  Sorry that they are kind of odd looking.  I purchased an OttLite but I haven't gotten it out of the box yet.  You think I would have ran home as soon as I purchased it and tried it out, but nope.  I'm a lazy little nail blogger.  These photos though have turned out really well considering they are up against my bed, using a regular light, and my iPad.  Some turn out better than others.

What do you think?  Fan of the design?  Do you like these colors?  Do you think it's tribal?

Make sure to check out Amanda's design!

Until then, <3.

FingerPaints

Twinsie Tuesday: Re-Create another Twinsie's Mani

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!  How are you all doing today?  I'm feeling a tad better and am happy to be back to blogging.  Hopefully I won't be sick again for the rest of the year.  I'll hold my breath on that.

Today is Tuesday which means it is time for another Twinsie Tuesday.  Today we are re-creating a manicure another Twinsie has created.  I have been itching to do a Halloween manicure so I decided to look at all the other Twinsie's Halloween manicures.  After much searching,  I found this manicure by retired Twinsie Elizabeth from Did My Nails.  I haven't done an ikat design in forever so I had to try it!

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • NYC New York Color - Jacaranda Flower
  • FingerPaints - Tie Dye Tangerine
  • Orly - Thrill Seeker
  • Orly - Instant Artist - black/white
Love, love, LOVE how this manicure turned out.  I'm going to have to do some more ikats in the near future.  I forgot how easy they are to do!  To get the look, I started off with a base coat of whichever color I wanted.  When it was dried, with my white striper I went through and I created the center of the ikat.  With my black striper, I then outlined all of the ikats.  I then went through with my polish and added the center color, and then finished off with a few stripes of the black.



I love the Halloween color combination.  I wasn't sure when I saw Elizabeth's if I was going to like it on my own nails, but I really did.  I need to start using more orange polish.

What do you think?  Fan of this look?

Don't forget to check out the other Twinsie's manicures!



Savannah at Addicted to Polish
Róisín at Cuti-CLUE-les
Marisa at Polish Obsession
Claire at Kerruticles
Chelsea at Nailed Blog
Bridget at A Painted Nail
Amber at Nails Like Lace
Amanda at Fashion Footing
Amanda at Amandalandish

Until next time, <3.

INM

Twinsie Tuesday: Mattify!

9:00:00 AM


Good morning polished world!  How are you all today?  I hope every one had a very calm and relaxing Memorial Day weekend!  I skipped posting this weekend because I was fully enjoying the weather and the three day vacation.

Today is Tuesday (which feels like a Monday), which means it is time for another Twinsie Tuesday.  Our theme today is "mattify!" which means it's time for some good old matte nail art!  Now, I love matte nails on other people, but on me I feel like they just look odd.  Maybe it's my nail length or shape.  Maybe I'm just overthinking it.  Who knows.

I was going to do a floral design today, but then I saw this cute tribal looking manicure by Nail That Accent.  I just had to re-create it!

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • Salon Perfect - Tickled Pink
  • Salon Perfect - Sugar Cube
  • Black Acrylic
  • Out the Door Matte Top Coat
See?  I think they look weird on me!  Mine are no where as good as Lindsay's!

I used Tickled Pink from Salon Perfect.  It's such a pretty neon pink polish which is a lot brighter than what it is photographing as.  It had a weird formula like most neons do.  I had to use 3 coats to even out all the patchiness.  Honestly, I think the topcoat was the real reason as to why it evened out.  Despite the bad formula, it's a gorgeous color and I think it will be great to create gradients with.  Maybe even water marble.  It dries matte on it's own, but I added a matte top coat because there was a tad bit of shine finding it's way through.


For my matte top coat, I used INM Out the Door Matte.  I used this once before and had an awful experience with it and refused to ever try it again.  Since that time two years ago, I have received two other bottles of the top coat.  I decided to give one of my newer bottles a try to see if it did the same awful shrinking and shriveling the other did.  This one was great and I have zero complaints.

Just like when I use my OPI Matte top coat, I first went through and added a shiny topcoat.  This way the designs are sealed in, and I think it prevents the shrinking too.  For my shiny, I used plain old Out the Door.  When it was completely dry, I used one coat of the Matte and everything turned out well!

What do you think?  Fan of this manicure?  Think I should do more matte designs?

 Don't forget to check out the other Twinsie's posts!


Amanda at Amandalandish
Amanda at Fashion Footing
Amber at Nails Like Lace
Bridget at A Painted Nail
Chelsea at Nailed Blog
Jessica at Blue Velvet Lacquer
Lakeisha at Refined and Polished
Marisa at Polish Obsession
Róisín at Cuti-CLUE-les
Savannah at Addicted to Polish
Tiffany at Polished To Precision

Until next time, <3.

FingerPaints

Tribal Accent Manicure

9:00:00 AM


Hey every one and happy Sunday!  This has been the oddest week because of the holiday.  I seriously thought that Thursday was Saturday and Friday was Sunday.  That's what happens when you're so used to working every day and only having the weekends off.

Today I am bringing you a manicure I did using a Christmas glitter from the FingerPaints Winter Wishes collection.  At the time I did the manicure, which was like two weeks ago, I really wasn't feeling any Christmas designs.  Since this polish is so versatile, I was able to do a design that could be worn any time of the year!  Don't you love with seasonal polishes aren't just for the season!?

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • FingerPaints - Patent Black
  • FingerPaints - Wrapped in Ribbon
  • Gradient - Neons from the Salon Perfect Summer polishes
FingerPaints Patent Black is from their new Patent Leather manicure kit which is available now at Sally Beauty Supply.  This kit includes a black and red polish along with a top coat.  This is one of my favorite black polishes ever!  One coat and it was perfect opaque coverage.  When I added the top coat, the shine was just amazing.  I swatched the red from the kit, and it's identical to the black formula wise.  Really amazing polishes!

Wrapped in Ribbon is from the Winter Wishes collection which is also available now at Sally Beauty Supply.  This polish is one of  five microglitters which can be worn over a cream polish or on their own with a few coats.  I did three coats for my ring finger.  I could have gotten away with two, but I got a little over zealous and added a third for extra sparkle!  I'm not a gold fan, but am very happy to have this polish as part of my collection and will be able to use it a lot throughout the year!



For my tribal design, I did a gradient of various neon polishes.  I started with a pink, then went to a coral color, then an orange.  I cannot think of the exact names right now and am very lazy to go look.  Once I got the gradient how I liked it, I used my nail art brush to create the design.  I cheated and used acrylic paint to make sure my lines and details were neater and cleaner.

What do you think?  Liking this look?

I'm off to enjoy my Sunday!

 Until next time, <3.

INM

The Beauty Buffs: Neutural - Fall Tribal Nail Art

8:00:00 AM


Happy Wednesday!  How are you all today?  I'm backing posting with The Beauty Buffs today!  I'm sorry that I skipped out two weeks ago, but life was a little crazy!  I'm very happy to be back though!

This week we are posting all about neutrals.  I'm not a huge fan of neutrals.  From my nails to my clothes, I'm always wearing something bright and colorful.  I need to have my teals, purples, and pinks.  So when I saw today's theme, I really wasn't sure what to do.

Luckily, the season itself inspired me.  I've always considered Fall colors to be very neutral and toned down in comparison to Spring and Summer.  For me, anything goes in Winter, so that means it's a very bright season as well.

So I started looking up different Fall designs and I found some cute tribal designs.  From there, I started to research Fall Tribal Nail Art and I stumbled upon a lovely design by Demelza's Nails.  I fell in love with it because it was a design created on a neutral base using some more toned down colors.  It was perfect for me because I could do a neutral design while adding the splash of color I needed!

Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • INM - Exposed
  • Zoya - Odette
  • Orly - Gumdrop
  • NYC - New York Color - Sweet Melon
  • Black Acrylic
Cute, right?  I am in love with INM Exposed.  It is a new polish from the company and it is the perfect neutral polish.  I should have taken a swatch shot of it because it really is gorgeous.  It applies perfectly in two coats.  A perfect neutral polish such as Exposed really makes me want to try more neutral designs.

The colors that went with this manicure I believe were perfect to keep the design neutral while adding a little bit of umph.  They weren't too bright and weren't too dark.  Odette by Zoya is an awesome polish.  Such a pretty dark mauve....is that what we would consider it?  That's what I would...



After I did this manicure, I really realized that neutral doesn't always have to be boring.  I think I might have to try more looks like this in the future.

What do you think?  Liking the look?  Still passable as a neutral design?

 Don't forget to check out the other posts by The Beauty Buffs!




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Until next time, <3.

Gradient Mani

Tribal Nail Art with Sally Hansen Splash

9:00:00 AM

Press Sample
Good morning polished world!  Hope you are all doing well today!  I'm doing okay for the most part.  I'm excited to finally have a day off tomorrow so I can sleep in.  I should have taken a long nap yesterday afternoon when it was cruddy and rainy out, but instead I watched re-runs of House on Netflix, took photos of my nails, and surfed Buzzfeed.  Priorities, am I right?

Today I'm bringing you a manicure I loved using a polish which I have mixed feelings on.  A week or so ago, I received the Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Rio Collection.  This collection contains 8 matte glitter polishes which are inspired by Brazil since they are hosting the World Cup.  Side note, am I the only one who doesn't care about the World Cup?  Everyone is talking about soccer and I'm over here concerned about my nail polish.

Anywho, when I opened the boxes, I fell in love with these matte glitters.  They come in a range of color combos which, for me, can be used to create fun and quick accent nail to any nail art.  Since I'm a huge fan of blue, Beach Ball, which contains matte blue and white glitters, became the first polish to try.  I grabbed a few cream polishes which matched the glitter and got to work on a fun, quick design.

Since I've become obsessed with gradients, especially after the success of my coral gradient, I decided to do something similar with the blues.  Let's take a look!




Colors Used:
  • Gradient 
    • Revlon - Dreamer
    • Ulta - Blue Streak
    • INM - Northern Lights Silver
  • Orly - Liquid Vinyl
  • Finger Paints - Paper Mache
  • Sally Hansen - Beach Ball

 Awesome manicure, right?  But do you see what I see?  Look closely at my middle finger.  Notice all the dots in between the glitters....that's not Northern Lights you're seeing, those are bubbles.  Zillions of little bubbles which were sadly thanks to the Sally Hansen matte glitter.  Unfortunately, the polish had way too much base and not enough glitter.  I tried to do a thin coat and ended up with just one or two glitter pieces on the nail.  I let that dry completely before I added a thicker coat, which did give me more even coverage, but I believe led to the bubbles.  The ratio is just so off, and I think if there was less base (and maybe it was a tad thinner) the bubbles wouldn't be occurring.

Now, don't give up on the polishes from the Rio Collection just yet, because I'm not.  The glitters are so bold and bright in fun combos.  This blue combo, as well as Tidal Rave which contains black glitter instead of the white, really are something different I haven't seen yet from main brands yet.  I will be using the rest of the polishes in the collection, but instead of painting them on, I'm going to sponge them on.  This means I will paint the polish onto the make up sponge and then dab it on my nail as if I were doing a gradient.  I think this will eliminate the bubbles and give me the exact glitter look that I'm looking for.  Stay tuned because I have a great idea using Fiesta which is the Red, White, and Black glitter.


Regardless, the manicure is awesome, and to people looking at my nails from a distance, they do not notice the bubbles.  Honestly, from a distance I barely notice them and really am able to admire the whole manicure and enjoy the glitter.  Again, that's from a distance, I get that middle finger to eye level and I want to pop the bubbles!

I love my gradient and my random tribal design.  Can we call that tribal?  I'm not sure if we can, but that's what I'm dubbing it.  Kind of looks like a volleyball now that I look at it more.

What do you think of the manicure?  Loving the look?  Disappointed about the bubbly glitters like I am?  If you own them, have you gotten them to work?  What are your tips and tricks?  Sponging work?

 As I said, I'm not giving up quiet yet on these glitters.  As a paintable polish, yes I am, but not as a sponged one.  Here's hoping that it works for the few ideas that I have!

The Sally Hansen Rio Collection is a special edition collection which can be found currently at drug stores near you!

Until next time, <3

**Some polishes in this post were provided for review.  Expressed opinions are my own.  Please see my disclosure policy**

Gradient Mani

Twinsie Tuesday: Follower Requested Manicure - Tribal Nails!

9:00:00 AM

Good morning polished world!  Hope you all had a great weekend and fabulous Memorial Day!  I spent my day outside at a barbecue enjoying the weather.  Sure, my allergies are off the wall now thanks to the pollen and the wind, but regardless, it was a nice day.

Today is Tuesday, meaning it is time for another Twinsie Tuesday.  This week we are sharing Follower Requested manicures.  Last week, I asked my lovely followers on my Facebook and Instagram what they would like to see.  I received so many great ideas which I will be writing down and using throughout the rest of the summer.

For today's manicure though, I selected @brubru_zanini on Instagram's suggestion of Tribal Nails!  I think in the time that I have done this blog, I have done one or two tribal designs, which is not nearly enough.  When I saw it, it dawned on me how many great tribal manis I've seen in the past few years that I've wanted to attempt.

Today's design was inspired by this manicure by Totally Nailed.  I loved the yellow to red gradient with the black details.  I grabbed some polishes and got to work!  Let's take a look!  Back to the outdoor photos....are we a fan?




Colors Used:
  • Gradient
    • Zoya - Darcy, Thandie, Livingston
    • INM - Northern Lights - Gold
  • Details
    • Orly - Instant Artist - Jet Black
Isn't it awesome looking?  It kind of has a Lion King feel to me.  I started off with a base coat of Zoya Darcy, from last year's summer collection.  Such a great yellow polish which isn't too bright and isn't too dark.  When my base was dry, on a make up sponge, I created the gradient of Darcy, Thandie, and Livingston.  I used a small amount of Darcy since my base was already yellow.  I then sponged the nail a few times until I got the color to look how I wanted it to.  Since the Zoya's are so heavily color concentrated, it didn't take much.

I then took my bottle of Northern Lights in gold and added a quick top coat of that to even out the gradient and add the little bit of sparkle.  I picked the gold Northern Lights because I thought it would look better on top of the yellow/orange/reds.

As soon as my polish was dry, I started painting the design on using my striper.  This was the first time that I didn't use a nail art brush to create designs.  I literally used the striper the whole time.  Big step for me!  Can I tell you how simple it was?!  I think that practice has slowly made perfect!


This was my first time doing a gradient on top of a non-white base color.  It was so much simpler than starting with a white base!  And it also had a lot less clean up!  I'm going to try this again in the future with other colors!  I hope it works!

What do you think of today's tribal design?  Love it, hate it?  Think I should do more?

Don't forget to check out the other Twinsie's posts!  Can't wait to see what their followers suggested!


Amanda at Amandalandish
Amber at Nails Like Lace
Chelsea at Nailed Blog
Elizabeth at Did My Nails
Kelly at Tuxarina
Lakeisha at Refined and Polished
Marisa at Polish Obsession
Róisín at Cuti-CLUE-les
Stephanie at A Little Polish
Traci at DrinkCitra

Again, thank you everyone who requested manicures! I can't wait to use all the ideas <3.

**Polishes in this post were provided for PR purposes.  Please see my disclosure policy**