Tonight I decided to try out another Halloween design in the form of Frankenstein nails.
Frankenstein Halloween Nail Art
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Category Archives: China Glaze
China Glaze Outta Bounds Bird Nail Art
A bit of a green theme this week. I was looking at my green polishes and noticed I hadn’t painted my nails with this polish in ages. It is called Outta Bounds by China Glaze and has a slight shimmer to it.
China Glaze Coconut Kiss Spot Nail Art
This afternoon I chose China Glaze Coconut Kiss for this gorgeous purple spot effect. I painted my nails using three coats. What I love so much about this colour is that it reminds me of Cadbury’s purple.
I used different sized dotting tools to achieve this manicure. I started off with a very large dotting tool and used Barry M Matt White to add the spots. I let this dry slightly before adding extra dots. Continue reading
China Glaze Moody Blue Vintage Rose Nail Art Tutorial
After painting my nails with spots and stripes in this post earlier this week I started thinking about other vintage designs I could do with my nails. I was searching the internet when I came across this nail tutorial which showed how to paint a vintage rose design. I thought I would give it a try. Here is my finished design and I have tried to take a picture of each step to show how I did it.
Step 1. Paint your nails with a base colour. I chose China Glaze Moody Blue. The colour reminds me of background that Cath Kidston uses on a lot of material so I thought this would be a really good colour. This polish is very thin and I had to paint four thin coats to get the colour shown in the pictures. Continue reading
China Glaze Entourage Nail Art
I have recently purchased some China Glaze nail polishes and prepare yourselves for the blog posts over the next few days. I cannot wait to try them all out and see how they look. The first colour I purchased is called Entourage. It is quite a sheer polish and I painted my nails with two coats. It has a slight shimmer to it.
I couldn’t leave my nails plain so I thought I would try a stamp I have not yes used. I chose BM 211 because it had two different designs that I thought I could use together. Continue reading
