Showing posts with label Vinilux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vinilux. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Quick nailart with polish

Vinilux "Rubble" is one of the hottest colors of the season.
Personally, I love Vinilux polishes, they are applied easily, cover really well and dry super fast. They say that they last longer than normal polish (7 days with no chipping, no basecoat), but I really can't say, since all polishes last well on me.


I made a quick design with no water marble. I used a coat of Vinilux Rubble, and a coupke of drops from NfuOh 544 and a white polish, marbled quickly with a needle, and applied rhinestones in the smileline. Super quick:)

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Deff Le(o)pard

Gorgeous Vinilux Rubble!! I love this color, so perfect for fall and winter...
As all Vinilux polishes, you apply it directly on your nails, without any base coat. It covers beautifuly and dries fast. What more should we ask for?
Well, a design, maybe? And if you are in mood for something easy and effortless, you can always try a nailart foil with animal print and swarovski crystals..



The method with foils is realy simple. You let your base color dry completely, and apply a thin and even layer of the foil adhesive. It is milky bluish white when you apply it, but turns transparent when it dries. Let 1-2 more minutes and apply the foil, pattern up. Press with your thumb or cotton bud, making sure that you pressed on the sides as well. The foil should separate from the transparent film at this point, so when you lift it, the pattern stays on the adhesive.
 


Add your favorite (and ours..) swarovski crystals, and you are finished!

 
Products used for this nailart:


The swarovski crystals are SS9, clear, and I received them for my Bornprettystore review.
Click here for the relative video on youtube.

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Saturday, June 22, 2013

Blue pedi

I love blue!
This was supposed to be a watermarble toenailart.. I had already prepared a plastic surface covered with a clear polish coating, but never got to it. My bullseye dried too fast (from the 3rd drop of polish)!

Before I let myself be frustrated, I changed my mind and did a simple white flower/abstract pattern instead.

The polish is by Erre Due, "Last Minute N.95. The pattern was made with acrylic paints. My daughter has the same color on her toes, filled with stickers:P



On her nails (hands) the polish is by CND, Vinilux "Strawberry Smoothie". To perform the ultimate test, since polish goes off children's nails too fast, their nails being so oily. I cleaned with alcohol and added two coats of polish (no base required for Vinilux application). The color is very discrete and very elegant in real.