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”.
Good morning my lovely readers! How was your week so far? As you may know, I’m on a trip to Nafplio for a few days, so this is a scheduled post. I hope to have many photos to show you when I get back. In the meantime, I’ll show you the ones from last week.
I was really busy last week, trying to do all the tasks I had on my mind, including the scheduling of these posts, and I wasn’t able to do another “My week in pics”. But today I’ll combine them all in one post, to show you the highlights of my previous weeks.
Starting with, an amazing gift I received by my lovely blogger friend, Denise. She sent me so many stuff, and I was really excited to see what was in the package I received.
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
Last week I went shopping (again!) but this time, I only bought nail polishes. I needed to buy some new colors because I decided to throw away my old ones, either cause they were too old, or cause I wasn’t going to use them again.
I present you my new buys.
