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Monday, August 1, 2011
Australian Series: Sunshine and yellow
Hello~ Lame title, onto the pretty nails :P. I haven't ever worn yellow fully on my tips before so I thought it was time to try it out! I applied three coats of Ulta3 spring blossom onto my nails and two coats of Face of Australia Gold onto my accent nails. I then applied one thick coat of OPI Servin' up sparkle to bling up the mani :)
Both mani photos were taken under direct sunlight.
Gold leaned a bit more bronze on me, but I actually liked it this way. I have a feeling actual gold shades will look terrible on me.
I don't usually wear yellow or yellow based shades on my tips as I think they will clash with my yellow based skin tone. But this! This was really pretty :). Loved it loads and the glitters made it all the more amazing. What do you think of yellow shades?
~Sharon
Both mani photos were taken under direct sunlight.
Gold leaned a bit more bronze on me, but I actually liked it this way. I have a feeling actual gold shades will look terrible on me.
I don't usually wear yellow or yellow based shades on my tips as I think they will clash with my yellow based skin tone. But this! This was really pretty :). Loved it loads and the glitters made it all the more amazing. What do you think of yellow shades?
~Sharon
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Sally Hansen Salon Crushed Velvet
Good morning, Dear Reader!
Sally Hansen Salon Crushed Velvet was a Canadian exclusive from the now-discontinued Salon line a while back, and I was fortunate to have someone in Canada offer to pick it up for me. It's is an unusually pretty, glowy purple shimmer. For the manicure, after applying base coat I used two coats of Crushed Velvet, then one of Poshe. It wasn't shiny enough with Poshe (the reason I never stick with Poshe), so I added one coat of a Sally Hansen quick-dry that doesn't work too well but is very shiny.
Crushed Velvet is really a gorgeous polish with excellent application, which definitely makes me wish it hadn't been released as a non-US country exclusive from a line that's discontinued.
That's the update for today, Dear Reader, so until next time, love and nail polish to you!
All Rights Reserved, Siobhan@The Nailphile. If you're reading this elsewhere, it's stolen.
Sally Hansen Salon Crushed Velvet was a Canadian exclusive from the now-discontinued Salon line a while back, and I was fortunate to have someone in Canada offer to pick it up for me. It's is an unusually pretty, glowy purple shimmer. For the manicure, after applying base coat I used two coats of Crushed Velvet, then one of Poshe. It wasn't shiny enough with Poshe (the reason I never stick with Poshe), so I added one coat of a Sally Hansen quick-dry that doesn't work too well but is very shiny.
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| Sally Hansen Salon Crushed Velvet Nail Polish, Two Coats |
Crushed Velvet is really a gorgeous polish with excellent application, which definitely makes me wish it hadn't been released as a non-US country exclusive from a line that's discontinued.
That's the update for today, Dear Reader, so until next time, love and nail polish to you!
All Rights Reserved, Siobhan@The Nailphile. If you're reading this elsewhere, it's stolen.
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