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Showing posts with label red polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red polish. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 28, 2016

Temix Mini Nail Polishes Swatched

Hello everyone! Hope the festive cheer is keeping you all happy. Today's post is a quick review and swatch post of my recent nail polish acquisition! (Sounds like a huge treasure I've just acquired - but that's how polish addicts are!)

Temix Mini Nail Polishes - brown, neutral, pale blue, green, red
Temix Mini Nail Polishes Swatched

Temix nail polishes set that I got is a mix of  neutrals and brights.
There are 5 mini bottles of polish  6 ml each. 

Temix Mini Nail Polishes Swatched
Temix Mini Nail Polishes Swatched


The set of polishes is called the Temix Top Ten but the box actually consists of 5 bottles. The Temix polishes do not have individual names. The shades are a 
  • deep coffee brown with a gray undertone. 
  • soft neutral with a pink undertone
  • pale blue with a gray undertone
  • green with an olive undertone
  • a cool toned red

Friday, June 24, 2016

HPB Presents Strawberry Nail Art

This month's HPB linkup them is fruits. Finally I thought I should do Strawberry Nail Art.

I have wanted to try this nail art since a long time but always kept putting it off. It is easy do to and all you need are the following:

1. Red nail polish (I used Be Mine from the FACES Love Struck Collection)
2. Green nail polish (from Oriflame)
3. Dotting tool

HPB Presents Strawberry Nail Art

The process is simple. Coat your nail with red polish completely and let it dry. Then add a heavy coat of red polish. 

When it is almost dry take a dotting tool and simple press on gently all over the polishes to create little holes. The base red polish will ensure that the places you press on with the dotting tool appear like little grooves on the strawberry fruit.

If the little dents are not very visible you can dip your dotting tool in a brown or green polish and then use it for the dotting action. It adds a bit of depth as well.

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