Here’s my easter / spring nail art for 2016. It incorporates multiple pastel shades to capture the colours that emerge in nature during spring, as well as the pretty speckles of colour on easter eggs.
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Thursday, March 24, 2016
Colourful Spring Nail Art
Here’s my easter / spring nail art for 2016. It incorporates multiple pastel shades to capture the colours that emerge in nature during spring, as well as the pretty speckles of colour on easter eggs.
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Monday, March 21, 2016
Spring 2016 Nail Polish Favourites
Happy Spring 2016!
My nail polish favourites for this season feature a combination of pink, peach, purple, and green pastels and shimmers. There are even a few jellies and duochromes in the mix this spring.
Which of these pretty shades is your favourite? To see swatches and more detailed posts on the polishes below, click on any names in mint green text.
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Green & Gold St. Patty's Day Nail Art
It’s that time of year when green nail polish is everywhere. My St. Patricks’s Day nail art for this year features two of my favourite green shades: Zoya Shawn and MAC Peppermint Patti. The rich gold polish is Richelle from Zoya.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Vintage Nail Look: Flowers and Pearls
Here’s another one of my favourite nail looks from the past. When I first started creating nail art, I practiced by drawing lots of freehand flowers using a dotting tool or a toothpick. I learned that anyone can create cute and professional-looking designs just by placing dots in different patterns.
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