Showing posts with label Nail Tip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nail Tip. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Dusty Purple.

It’s been awhile since I did a post on the state of my nails. The reason is I use the Avon Midnight Plum whenever I decide to because I love the colour and I did a post about it here. Hard as it may be to believe or not, I have one nail polish in my life at the moment and that’s it.
I recently borrowed my mother’s nail polish this time round to try on. I thought it was a dirty brown cause of how it looked in the bottle but on application, it turned out to be a dusty purple. I spent an entire day ruminating over this until I finally had my suspicions confirmed by Google.


It looks like a very dark brown in the dark and a very dirty purple during day. It is such an odd colour though, something only an experimenter or curious soul like myself would wear. I recommend it to those with a light complexion because it really brings it out. The contrast in the dark is really something.


Tip: The trendy nail colours at the moment are nude, mint and blue.

Monday, June 17, 2013

Popping Orange.

The day I got it
To catch up on my nail posts, I rocked a solid orange manicure for a few days. I love color, and if it is loud and looks lovely, I would probably wear it on my nails. I hate dark colors.
I know people who wear nail polish all the time but never loud nail colors and I wonder why. I mean, if you can't experiment with color anywhere else, why not start with the nails?
Anyway, I rarely do nail polish because some never last beyond five days. I find myself peeling some of it off when it starts to chip. I think the chipping is what makes me hate getting a full manicures.

Last days of the manicure

 Manicure Tip: Always wear white nail polish as a base when trying out loud colors. It makes the color pop.--> I found this out later. I did mine without white as a base.



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