Water Marble

I really enjoyed my first try but decided I need to perfect this. Here is my second attempt. This is a psychedelic water marble. I really like this one. I will keep trying until I get it all down then I will post a tutorial. It's pretty fun to do.

Water Marble

This was my very first attempt at water marbling. I thought it was surely going to be a Pinterest fail. Needed a bit more cleaning up but not too shabby :)

I love dot mani's.  For this one I used L.A. Colors "Summertime" for the base coat.  The polka dots, which can be easily done with a dotting tool are China Glaze "Coconut Kiss" (that is the dark purple) China Glaze "Designer Satin" (which I am holding) and the white is Orly "White Tips."  I have had the Orly "White tips" for so long that I have no idea how old it is, but it still works :)  Like I said, I love me a polka dot mani!!

This is one of my favorite collaborations to wear but this pic doesn't look as good as it does in person.  One of my favorite China Glaze colors "For Audrey" is the base color and I used L.A. Colors "Dizzy" for the gold glitter top coat.  The L.A. Colors nail polishes are only $1!

I started off with a base coat of China Glaze "Four Leaf Clover"  I freaking love this color.

To add some awesomeness I used an over coat of Girly Bits "Cosmic Ocean" that I purchased from Llarlowe.  The two pictures above I used my flash on the camera and for the pics below I took off the flash.  None of these pics do this polish job justice.  These two colors together look fantastic!! The actual color look more like the pics that I didn't use flash but the "Cosmic Ocean" is so sparkly that your nails change depending on the light.

I have been eyeing the Magnetic nail polish for a while now but I keep putting it off.  I found this precious gem at big lots for only $1.60 and could no longer pass it up.  These same nail polishes sell for $8.97 at Walmart.  I am so glad I bought this because it is amazing!!  All you have to do is shake the bottle and apply one coat to each nail and let dry.  Then make sure to shake the bottle again.  You will then put a thicker layer of polish on one finger and hold the built in magnet over the nail for 10 seconds, then repeat on every finger.  When I did the second coat on the first nail I thought for sure I had touched the magnet to my nail and that it would be messed up but it was just the magnetism moving the polish around.  I am very happy with this purchase.  This is Sally Hansen Magnetic Nail Color in Silver Elements.

The weather keeps changing between winter and spring right now and I can't take much more.  I need some warmth.  So I decided to let the weather know that it is time for some spring weather with my spring color polka dot mani.  For the base color I used Orly, "Rage."  I used for different colors for the dots.  The purple is Wet n Wild, "Bite the Bullet," the blue is Orly, "Gumdrop,"  yellow is Sally Hansen, "Mellow Yellow," and the orange is Barielle,"Orange Parfait." 

I saw some new Wet N Wild nail polishes when I was out shopping the other day so of course I had to get at least one!!  I finally decided on "Sweet Tooth."  For a base coat I used L.A. Colors, "Summertime."  The L.A. Colors only cost me $1 and the Wet N Wild was only $2.  So for only $3 plus some top coat I was rocking this awesome mani.  It made me feel like Barbie.

These colors are fantastic together.  I recently purchased Barielle, "Shannon's Attitude."  This was my first time trying this polish.  I used Wet n' Wild, "Bite the Bullet" as undies. 

Easter Egg Nails

The Beautiful Spring Yellow is Sally Hansen, "Mellow Yellow."  For the purple stripe I used, Wet n Wild, "Bite the Bullet."  Along with stripes another must have on an Easter egg is dots!  The big blue dots in the middle are Sally Hansen, "Blue Me Away," and the mini dots are Barielle, "Orange Parfait."  I am in love with all of these colors.