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Girly Bloody Nails

Hey everyone!

So, my sister tagged me in a photo on IG earlier and requested that I do those nails.. which was perfect timing as I have this mustard coloured sweater to wear for Thankskilling supper tonight.. and I had mustard-y nails (that post will be up probably tomorrow..) ..I know there was a purpose of this story. Anyways.

THIS was the image she tagged me in, then it took me HERE and eventually HERE.

So.. here is my take.


Two things I would change upon looking at the images:

1. Do more of the rose technique that I like to use when I do floral nails. There just isn't enough definition - especially on the thumb where it is more visible, &
2. Use a red that I would normally use for the splatter - I feel this one left a pink cast on some of the nails when I applied top coat. Ah well.

I used:
  • China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat
  • OPI Alpine Snow
  • Orly Liquid Vinyl
  • Essie Madison Ave-hue
  • Essie Minimilistic
  • OPI Gargantuan Green Grape
  • OPI Cinnamon Sweet
  • Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat

That is all for today - see you all again soon!


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