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The Totally Doable I Have A Life Challenge! Feb 11: Pastel

Hey everyone!

Getting this post up late because.. well.. I don't really have a good excuse. I did these nails a couple days ago.. I just didn't take photos and edit them until now. So. Pure laziness? Zoiks.

This pastel day screamed for the use of a ziploc bag, so that is exactly what I did. And here are the results..

 I used:

  • China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat
  • China Glaze Lemon Fizz
  • Lime Crime Lavendairy
  • Lime Crime Once In A Blue Mousse
  • Daisy Nail Lacquer Sachet Pink
  • Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat
  • Ziploc bag, cut into small squares

I really like using the little ziploc squares to create this faux-marble kind of effect. Although I have some chips in my nails.. I think I will leave them. Also. I have no idea how to match my nails to my OOTD for the 14th. Sigh. This could be interesting. Or maybe just a 'miss' day, but still.. I will post something!

Until then, take care!

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