Which is basically what I did here also, but this time I tried the 4- color approach. Usually I take a base color and dip a sponge in the color I want on the top but since I was using 4 colors now, I went for the "paint it on the sponge" approach. Let me tell you, it was messy!
Spent more time cleaning up than actually putting the color on my nails.
Initially I wanted it to be just hues of blue but I'm quite proud for throwing the yellow polish in the mix as well, it makes it all just a wee bit better,does't it? Gives it a proper summer feel.
And now, for the polishes I've used:
The base was the currently numberless white polish from Kallos. It may have had a number in its young days, but by now it's lost. Then there's China Glaze Sunday Funday, Orly Gumdrop, Sally Hansen The Real Teal and Sally Hansen Yellow Kitty.
Tell me, would you like me to make a tutorial on the "making of" this thing? It's not that hard but I suppose some might be interested.
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They look amazing! so pretty for summer xxx
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Thankyou! Really liking the colors too xxx
DeleteLove this! So summery!
ReplyDeleteThanks! :) Goes well with sunny weather, doesn't it? Finally getting that properly xxx
DeleteThis is pretty! Great job on it :)
ReplyDeleteHehe, good thing you didn't see the "making of" and the intense cleaning
DeleteJoanna - I almost did a blue and yellow gradient for today's blue mani, too! too funny :-) i love this!
ReplyDeleteHa! I think we were both in the same mood!
DeleteThis is really cute!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! It even works on short nail, thank the Lord! :P
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