Multidimentional nails!

Hi there~

White Shatter loves playing with colors should be my title for today!
I've just tried White Shatter for the first time 4 days ago with Spark De Triomphe but I wanted to try different combo with this shatter.

Black & White is a total classic but it's always pretty and fun!
So I first tried it over a black nail polish. For this, I used Fatal (Essence), a XXXL shine nail polish (as written on the bottle :p). It was my first time (I've used too many times the word "first" here...) using a XXXL shine polish from Essence and Oh my! it is indeed really really really really shiny! Amazing!
Application was also great, flawless and pigmentation was excellent. You only need one coat to achieve full opacity! Essence nail polishes are rather cheep and I didn't know before trying Fatal that the quality was that good. I'll have to try other nail polishes from this brand!

Here are the pictures of Fatal (Essence) alone, without top coat.

Fatal (Essence), 1 coat, no top caot, with flash

Fatal (Essence), 1 coat, no top caot, without flash

Then, with White Shatter on top!

White Shatter (OPI) on top of Fatal (Essence)

I really like White Shatter. It's easy to work with. Application is nice! I use rather thick coats to get more crackles.

You can click on the pictures to enlarge them!

Then, in order to do my "mutlidimentional nails" I added Guy Meets Gal-veston, a sorbet from OPI Texas collection on top. Sorbets are sheer colored nail polishes, with a strong glossy effect. By doing this, I wanted to color White Shatter in Coral in order to achieve a "Coral Shatter" look!

So in summary, I first used a black base then White Shatter and finally one coat of coral sorbet (Guy Meets Gal-veston).

Have you already tried to layer sorbet/jelly on White Shatter? Did you like the result?


I also tried to layer Guy Meets Gal-veston directly onto my Spark De Triomphe - White Shatter combo. Here the effect is a bit different from the effect with a black/dark base. It magnifies the glossy/candy effect of the mani.
Which one do you like better?

You can click on the pictures to enlarge them!

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Stamp Art Mixture

Hi guys, another busy week for me, Jaem started going to school again! And he's now on preparatory.. We're so glad and excited at the same time... got used to getting up late during the summer vacation.. hehe ☺ We're still adjusting with his new school schedule.

Btw, here are my nail design that I made "Art Mixture" and "Hortesia"

Hortensia or hydrengia is a genus of about 70 to 75 species of flowering plants native to southern and eastern Asia (China, Japan, Korea, the Himalayas, and Indonesia) and North and South America. Most areshrubs 1 to 3 meters tall, but some are small trees, and others lianas reaching up to 30 metres by climbing up trees. They can be either deciduous or evergreen, though the widely cultivated temperate species are all deciduous.

Materials Used:

Sansan "cloudy gray"

Etude house "pp907"

konad special polish "black"

BM 207 and BM 208

Sally hansen base+top coat

Materials Used:

bobbie "vamp"

etude house "GR605"

china glaze " lemon fizz"bm 208bm 223konad special polish"white,dark purple, and dark orange"l.a colors art deco"forest green and white"

I also want to share with you guys the winners of the nail art contest hosted by Bless. I'm one of the judges.. I'm very glad that I'm part of it. Here are the winners.

Natalie Brookes Rodriguez got the peoples choice award..

Marian Pellos got the top rank. If you want to see all the entries you can visit the facebook page of Bless. Just click HERE.

CONGRATULATIONS!!

Hope you like them! Happy weekend everyone! God Bless

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