Last night, I was doing a manicure I had in mind for days, and I took some pictures of the process. It’s not something special but I liked the result, so totally out of the blue, I decided to make a post about it. Most pics were taken with my small camera, indoors, at night, so the resolution isn’t perfect. But I hope you like it anyway!
I’ve been seeing some of these manicures on the internet for a long time now, and I’m really impressed with how it looks. Having something like this as an inspiration, I decided to give it a try myself. Of course I’m not a manicurist so there wasn’t much chance that I would make it look, at least, similar to that one, but I kind of liked the result. It was the first time I tried something like this, so you can call this “a how to guide for amateurs like me”.
Hello my dear readers! How is everybody? I hope you’re having a nice week.
The weather here is getting cooler, as the temperature has fallen a lot in just one day. Still haven’t packed my summer clothes, nor did I put my winter ones in my closet, but I think I’ll have to.
This week I have something different for you, it’s a new idea for my blog that I want to keep as a weekly “column” but I’m not sure if it would be possible. We’ll see how it goes. I’m waiting for your opinions.
So, these are some of the things I did during the week.
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On my previous post, I showed you the result of nailquake polish, but my pictures weren’t that good, so I made a more detailed post about it.
I bought nailquake back then, among lots of other nail polishes, ‘cause I saw many people use it. I didn’t know we had it here in Greece too, until I saw Veronica wearing it (and with a great success too!). I hadn’t used it till now, and I’m sharing my first experience of it with you.
As I said in my previous post, I opted for a B&W effect, as it was shown in the bottle of it. This is what I used: Seventeen No.103 (white) as a base, Tommy G’s No.2, and of course base coat and top coat, both Artistry’s (by Amway).
1st step
