Saw a set of nail decals recently that were zebra print with lips and decided to recreate the look with my bundle monster plates.
The zebra print stamp is from BM223 (from their second set) and the kisses are from BM02 (from their first set). Nail blogger protip: Sally Hansen Insta Dri polishes are great for stamping! The pink in the picture is called Presto Pink.
Showing posts with label BM223. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BM223. Show all posts
Monday, September 5, 2011
Zebra Nails with Kisses!
Labels:
black and white,
BM02,
BM223,
konad,
pink,
sally hansen
Thursday, June 30, 2011
NOTD: Playing with Bundle Monster
Simple little mani for you today. My bro was over on Sunday and he just has excellent taste in manicure ideas, so here is one that he picked for me. I started with a base coat of China Glaze Shower Together:
Then, I added a an image from a new Bundle Monster plate (223) using Rimmel Grey Matter
I really like how simple this manicure is and it's so great that the new Bundle Monster plates cover the whole nail! It makes application so much easier. I was also surprised how well Grey Matter stamped. Add that to your list of regular polishes that stamp well. Of course after I stamped it I thought about my Silver Sweep and how much more that would've stood out on this color, but that's okay, I'll just tuck it away for a future date ;)
Then, I added a an image from a new Bundle Monster plate (223) using Rimmel Grey Matter
I really like how simple this manicure is and it's so great that the new Bundle Monster plates cover the whole nail! It makes application so much easier. I was also surprised how well Grey Matter stamped. Add that to your list of regular polishes that stamp well. Of course after I stamped it I thought about my Silver Sweep and how much more that would've stood out on this color, but that's okay, I'll just tuck it away for a future date ;)
Labels:
blue,
BM223,
china glaze,
gray
Monday, May 23, 2011
Gradient Zebra Print
Does anyone remember the gorgeous gradient zebra design from the Bundle Monster Contest awhile back? I LOVED it. It was definitely one of my favorites in the competition. And recently, I found out who made it (the lovely Rebecca), and that she posted a tutorial on how she did it! I couldn't wait to try this out! I decided to do mine using some STUNNING pastels from Zoya:
From left to right we have Flora, Malia and Yummy.
Now, I didn't have a chance to take a picture of just the gradient, which was probably a good thing, because trust me, it didn't look that good on its own. I have to practice this technique more. I think I'm just a little too heavy handed to get a subtle gradient. I used Flora as a base coat and then sponged on Malia on the top two-thirds of the nail, and then Yummy on the top one-third. Then I stamped the full zebra image from BM 223 on top with Konad black polish. Here is the final result:
I really love this look! I definitely encourage you to try it out! Sad thing about this manicure: the very next day I did some gardening without gloves, and ruined it! So, please forgive the little chip on my middle finger. The other hand looked even worse! Lesson learned: ALWAYS wear gloves when gardening!
Thanks to Rebecca Likes Nails for posting the tutorial! I think there are so many different designs you can do with a gradient base and then a full stamp over top.
From left to right we have Flora, Malia and Yummy.
Now, I didn't have a chance to take a picture of just the gradient, which was probably a good thing, because trust me, it didn't look that good on its own. I have to practice this technique more. I think I'm just a little too heavy handed to get a subtle gradient. I used Flora as a base coat and then sponged on Malia on the top two-thirds of the nail, and then Yummy on the top one-third. Then I stamped the full zebra image from BM 223 on top with Konad black polish. Here is the final result:
I really love this look! I definitely encourage you to try it out! Sad thing about this manicure: the very next day I did some gardening without gloves, and ruined it! So, please forgive the little chip on my middle finger. The other hand looked even worse! Lesson learned: ALWAYS wear gloves when gardening!
Thanks to Rebecca Likes Nails for posting the tutorial! I think there are so many different designs you can do with a gradient base and then a full stamp over top.
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