Happy Monday
I had such a lovely weekend that I didnt want it to be over so I am very glad that Monday has flown by and I am back home in my comfies doing what I love... NAILS!! This colour combination happened totally by accident when I was recently re-organising my stash and these lovelies ended up next to each other on the shelf. I hope you like them too...
Showing posts with label Papaya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Papaya. Show all posts
Monday, 23 June 2014
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Inspired By: Lace Top
Good evening lovelies
Time for another Inspired By post. Any regular readers will now that from time to time I base my nail art around a new item of clothing... this time its a pretty new coral and cream lace top.
For this manicure I started with a base of Barry M Gelly in Papaya on all nails apart from my ring finger with has two coats of Barry M Gelly in Lychee.
Using the really pretty lace pattern found on plate Pueen 27 I stamped each finger using the opposite colour to the base. I was going for a subtle and quite natural result so I was really pleased with how both of these stamped.
What do you think? Is this a good match for my new top?
I love the whole Gelly collection from Barry M, I only need a couple more to make my collection complete.
Thanks for reading
Lou xx
@L_i_P_P
Time for another Inspired By post. Any regular readers will now that from time to time I base my nail art around a new item of clothing... this time its a pretty new coral and cream lace top.
For this manicure I started with a base of Barry M Gelly in Papaya on all nails apart from my ring finger with has two coats of Barry M Gelly in Lychee.
Using the really pretty lace pattern found on plate Pueen 27 I stamped each finger using the opposite colour to the base. I was going for a subtle and quite natural result so I was really pleased with how both of these stamped.
What do you think? Is this a good match for my new top?
I love the whole Gelly collection from Barry M, I only need a couple more to make my collection complete.
Thanks for reading
Lou xx
@L_i_P_P
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Butterfly Wing nails
Good evening lovelies
Tonight is my girly birthday meal.. see what I mean about extended birthdays in my family :-)?
We are going to a Japanese grill called Shiki and I cannot wait. Some of us have been before and the food was amazing, all freshly cooked in front of us by our own chef for the evening. There are 9 of us dining tonight and I just know that we will all love our meals.
I did something a little special to my nails for the occasion...
I started with two quick coats of Barry M Papaya which is a lovely rich peach to orange colour. Then using a small piece of make up sponge I added Barry M Grapefruit to half of each nail.
I then topped each nail off with Northern Lights top coat in Silver. Once that was dry I opened my shiny new stamping plates that had arrived from Israel recently. I had been lemming after these plates for months so once I saw they were back in stock I purchased them quickly. You can read more about how to do that here... Nail Craze.
Using Konad Black I stamped the monarch style butterfly wing onto each nail. I love that you get two different sizes and I love it that the design is flipped so your right and left hands are mirror images.
Finally using a dotting tool and a little white nail polish I added some dots to make my nails look more like authentic monarch butterfly wings.
I am loving how detailed these nails look. I think Natalie from Nail Craze is brilliant for designing this beautiful plate and I look forward to using the others I also purchased from her.
I am off to eat at the grill - have a great evening everyone :-)
Louise xx
@L_i_P_P
Tonight is my girly birthday meal.. see what I mean about extended birthdays in my family :-)?
We are going to a Japanese grill called Shiki and I cannot wait. Some of us have been before and the food was amazing, all freshly cooked in front of us by our own chef for the evening. There are 9 of us dining tonight and I just know that we will all love our meals.
I did something a little special to my nails for the occasion...
I started with two quick coats of Barry M Papaya which is a lovely rich peach to orange colour. Then using a small piece of make up sponge I added Barry M Grapefruit to half of each nail.
I then topped each nail off with Northern Lights top coat in Silver. Once that was dry I opened my shiny new stamping plates that had arrived from Israel recently. I had been lemming after these plates for months so once I saw they were back in stock I purchased them quickly. You can read more about how to do that here... Nail Craze.
Using Konad Black I stamped the monarch style butterfly wing onto each nail. I love that you get two different sizes and I love it that the design is flipped so your right and left hands are mirror images.
Finally using a dotting tool and a little white nail polish I added some dots to make my nails look more like authentic monarch butterfly wings.
I am loving how detailed these nails look. I think Natalie from Nail Craze is brilliant for designing this beautiful plate and I look forward to using the others I also purchased from her.
I am off to eat at the grill - have a great evening everyone :-)
Louise xx
@L_i_P_P
Friday, 15 March 2013
Peach and Nude Spotty nails
Good evening lovelies
Tonight sees the return of my wonderful new Barry M Gelly polishes. The recently released polishes are named after exotic fruits and are just perfect spring into summer shades. I still need to buy the fourth polish which is a pink one called Dragon Fruit so tonight I am showing you Papaya and Lychee.
I started by painting my index and little fingers with two coats of Papaya, and my middle and ring fingers with two coats of Lychee. Papaya is a beautiful peach to coral shade and applied perfectly. Lychee as I have shown you before is the perfect beige nude.
Using Illamasqua Boosh (black) and my Orly dotting tool I added three rows of alternating dot sizes to each nail. Once Boosh was dry I took Papaya and added a small dot to the centre of each large black one.
As Papaya is such a beautiful shade I decided to leave it alone on this occasion and not add glitter or stamping! Unusual for me, right?
I cannot wait to see what other shades Barry M bring out in this gorgeous Gelly range - I am guessing the summer collection will be stunning :-)
Louise xx
@L_i_P_P
Tonight sees the return of my wonderful new Barry M Gelly polishes. The recently released polishes are named after exotic fruits and are just perfect spring into summer shades. I still need to buy the fourth polish which is a pink one called Dragon Fruit so tonight I am showing you Papaya and Lychee.
I started by painting my index and little fingers with two coats of Papaya, and my middle and ring fingers with two coats of Lychee. Papaya is a beautiful peach to coral shade and applied perfectly. Lychee as I have shown you before is the perfect beige nude.
Using Illamasqua Boosh (black) and my Orly dotting tool I added three rows of alternating dot sizes to each nail. Once Boosh was dry I took Papaya and added a small dot to the centre of each large black one.
As Papaya is such a beautiful shade I decided to leave it alone on this occasion and not add glitter or stamping! Unusual for me, right?
I cannot wait to see what other shades Barry M bring out in this gorgeous Gelly range - I am guessing the summer collection will be stunning :-)
Louise xx
@L_i_P_P
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