NotD | Aussie Day!
Today is Australia Day. The 26th January marks the day when the British First Fleet landed on the east coast of Australia. There are lots of celebrations everywhere however I stayed home and relaxed and slept a bit as I wasn't feeling well. I created another nail design for Australia Day previously but I didn't like how it turned out so I quickly redid them today with something simple and quick!
Treatment || Essie Millionails
Base || Essie First Base
Colour || Revlon ColorStay Bonsai
Glitter || Maybelline Color Show Gold's Night Out
Top || Essie Good To Go
This is a fool proof nail 'design' for me to do. The glitter is getting a bit gloopy now so the tips are a bit chunky and I had to push them down with my finger. I've been using a nail treatment lately to try to prolong the current condition of my nails. After the wedding last year, I had shellac nails left on for about 3 weeks and I think I damaged my nails when I removed the polish. The tips would constantly peel or break so I didn't paint my nails regularly for about 3 months to allow the healthy nail to grow through. I'm so happy to have healthy nails again!!
What's your current nail polish?




ooh lovely nails! Happy Straya Day! :D
ReplyDeleteSheri | Behind The Frames
Wow those are super glittery!
ReplyDeleteErin | Erin and Katherine Talk Beauty
Awesome nailart :)
ReplyDeleteyellowpumpkiin.blogspot.de/2015/01/black-and-white.html
Such a great and simple nail design - the style (but not the colour) is very similar to what I had for my wedding nails!
ReplyDeletelove this so much!
ReplyDeletexx danielle // shadesofdanielle.blogspot.com
Thank you! Hope you had a nice Aussie Day too!
ReplyDeleteI love glitter so much! Haha
ReplyDeleteThank you!! Time for some more intricate stuff I reckon!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome!! Your nails would have looked gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you =)
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I think this is a really straightforward and gorgeous mani!
ReplyDeleteI love the glitter gradient, you've inspired me to do one too! x
ReplyDeleteNice work! I've found that using a cotton bud for the gradient makes the tips less chunky :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Aus day! Loving the gradient nails!
ReplyDeleteyou made a perfect gradient!
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Thank you =)
ReplyDeleteYay! They are very easy to do!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip! I think I've read that on your blog before but I've forgotten it seems!
ReplyDeleteAnd you too! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAww thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful.... love the green and the glitter combined :)
ReplyDeletexx
Thank you! Glitter is usually my saviour when I'm stuck for ideas.
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