Sunday, February 19, 2012
Inspirational Ideas: Reindeer Food
Hey guys! So for Christmas (yes I know it was a while ago) I got a Lindt Chocolate reindeer from my friend! It was so cute and was very hard to eat (I managed to do it though :)..hehe). It was wrapped in gold foil with a red collar and I was thinking...hmmm...I bet that would be a cool combination of colors! Sooooo...I looked up red and gold nail polishes with this handy-dandy thing called Google; and found this really pretty Zoya color! It is called Kimmy!
-K
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Chinchilly Lovin'!
Hey Guys! So as I told you I recently went on a nail polish spree! I have heard so many good thing about Essie's Chinchilly that I had to get one! Chinchilly is perhaps the prettiest fall/winter color out there! It is a gray-brown colro, with a hint of lavernder-purple!It applies beautifully and stay on for a long time! If you guys need a winter color I would go and check this out!
-K
-K
Nail Polish Haul!!!!
Hey guys!! So I just got a bunch of new nail polish! I went to this store that had almost every color you can think of! I am sooo excited to share them with you guys! I went with my mom who also got a couple colors that I will show you soon! So here are the colors and their names! I have so far used Chincilly and oh my goodness it's amazing! The color is so pretty for winter/fall, and it applies wonderfully!
Colors (left to right): Cherry Pop, ______,_______, Mint Candy Apple, Chincilly,__________
P.S. I have to add the rest of the names later, as I am on vacation and I have yet to memorize the names.
-K
Colors (left to right): Cherry Pop, ______,_______, Mint Candy Apple, Chincilly,__________
P.S. I have to add the rest of the names later, as I am on vacation and I have yet to memorize the names.
-K
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Tips on Tuesday! #3
Hey guys! So once again I apologize for not posting, but I have been super busy lately! I have another Tips on Tuesday for you all! Enjoy!
P.S. Feel free to ask any questions you have in the comments! I will use them for next weeks tips!
1.Base coats should dry matte, sticky, and fast.
2.Top coats should dry shiny and slow.
3.Bubbles in your nail polish are caused by insufficient drying time between coats. You must allow each polish coat to dry sufficiently to avoid bubbles.
My mom used to always complain about that! I find that if you do one coat on every finger, on both hands, then go back and do a second coat, that is enough time.
P.S. Feel free to ask any questions you have in the comments! I will use them for next weeks tips!
1.Base coats should dry matte, sticky, and fast.
2.Top coats should dry shiny and slow.
3.Bubbles in your nail polish are caused by insufficient drying time between coats. You must allow each polish coat to dry sufficiently to avoid bubbles.
My mom used to always complain about that! I find that if you do one coat on every finger, on both hands, then go back and do a second coat, that is enough time.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Tips on Tuesday! #2
Hey everyone! I am SO sorry for not blogging lately, but I have been very busy! So here is my Tips on Tuesday!
1. Dab nails with a cotton ball soaked in nail polish remover.
This will clean your nails to ensure a better bond between the polish and your nail.
2. Use a white plastic cutting board to paint your nails on.
I use this idea (my mom came up with it) to prevent nail polish from getting on my bathroom counter! I also swatched and labeled all of my salon nail polishes on it! It looks really cool and it is fun to swatch new colors! The cutting board makes it easy to store and take places too!
3. It is ok to use acetone nail polish removers on real nails.
Some people think that nail polish removers with acetone in them will weaken your nails. They are WRONG (sorry...that was kinda harsh :) oops!) non-acetone nail polish removers are really just for fake and acrylic nails. Acetone is fine on natural nails!
1. Dab nails with a cotton ball soaked in nail polish remover.
This will clean your nails to ensure a better bond between the polish and your nail.
2. Use a white plastic cutting board to paint your nails on.
I use this idea (my mom came up with it) to prevent nail polish from getting on my bathroom counter! I also swatched and labeled all of my salon nail polishes on it! It looks really cool and it is fun to swatch new colors! The cutting board makes it easy to store and take places too!
3. It is ok to use acetone nail polish removers on real nails.
Some people think that nail polish removers with acetone in them will weaken your nails. They are WRONG (sorry...that was kinda harsh :) oops!) non-acetone nail polish removers are really just for fake and acrylic nails. Acetone is fine on natural nails!
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
NEW BLOG!!!
Hey everyone! So I just made another blog for reviews of products. I will continue to blog on this blog too! I am really excited to have a blog for reviews and I hope you guys will visit it! Thanks!
My other blog:
http://ravingreviews4u.blogspot.com/
-K
My other blog:
http://ravingreviews4u.blogspot.com/
-K
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Tips on Tuesday #1
Hey everyone! So I am starting a new kind of post called "Tips in Tuesday" so every Tuesday I will post one or more tips. If you have any tips you would like to share I would love to know them! Also if you have a question you can ask me! Ok so here is this week's Tips on Tuesday!
Never leave nail polish on to the point where it starts chipping. Here are some reasons not to:
1. It is dangerous if you ingest nail polish chips over a long period of time
2. It can restrict nail growth and cause deep ridges to form
3. It can cause the nails to yellow
-K
Never leave nail polish on to the point where it starts chipping. Here are some reasons not to:
1. It is dangerous if you ingest nail polish chips over a long period of time
2. It can restrict nail growth and cause deep ridges to form
3. It can cause the nails to yellow
-K
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