Hello everyone! I've got a new MANICure Monday post for you today, and it's using Fuse Gelnamel (if you're not familiar with this product, check out my review here).
I'm going on a mini vacation later this week (whoo!) and I didn't want to worry about chipped nails while I was gone, so I opted for this gelnamel manicure.
I used the shade Vamp and added an accent in the shade Lights, Camera, Flashes! I wanted something a bit more fun than just one shade, since I typically do just one color. I don't think this gelnamel is the best for layering though, because it didn't turn out quite as crisp as I thought it would. I recommend sticking to regular old nail enamel if you plan on trying to create a layering effect, but I'm still satisfied.
What do you think? What's your favorite layering trends this spring? Let me know in the comments!
xoxo,
Caitlin.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Monday, May 5, 2014
MANICure Monday — Lavender Soap
Hello everyone! It's MANICure Monday again and I've got a very spring-y look for you today.
It's been so rainy and dreary that I wanted to do something light and fun for my nails this week. I typically opt for darker shades, but I switched it up and went with a pale lavender. Have you ever used the Revlon Parfumerie polishes? I thought the idea of scented nail polish was a little excessive, but I finally bought a bottle and used it this week.
It was a little difficult to decide on a shade since they're based off scents. This scent seemed to be the most friendly (I definitely stayed away from leather) and I also liked the color. It's the shade Lavender Soap and it definitely smells like lavender.
The scent it VERY strong on your nails. I applied it late yesterday afternoon and I can still smell it this afternoon. I can only smell it if I put my hands up to my face, but I definitely prefer a scentless polish. It just strikes me as odd that my fingernails have a scent.
I applied the Revlon Matte Top Coat to soften the look a bit more and add to the pastel color. On the nails it reads as a bit more of a pinkish pearlescent color versus a true lavender, but it's still really pretty.
What are your thoughts on scented polishes? Let me know in the comments!
xoxo,
Caitlin.
It's been so rainy and dreary that I wanted to do something light and fun for my nails this week. I typically opt for darker shades, but I switched it up and went with a pale lavender. Have you ever used the Revlon Parfumerie polishes? I thought the idea of scented nail polish was a little excessive, but I finally bought a bottle and used it this week.
It was a little difficult to decide on a shade since they're based off scents. This scent seemed to be the most friendly (I definitely stayed away from leather) and I also liked the color. It's the shade Lavender Soap and it definitely smells like lavender.
The scent it VERY strong on your nails. I applied it late yesterday afternoon and I can still smell it this afternoon. I can only smell it if I put my hands up to my face, but I definitely prefer a scentless polish. It just strikes me as odd that my fingernails have a scent.
I applied the Revlon Matte Top Coat to soften the look a bit more and add to the pastel color. On the nails it reads as a bit more of a pinkish pearlescent color versus a true lavender, but it's still really pretty.
What are your thoughts on scented polishes? Let me know in the comments!
xoxo,
Caitlin.
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