Alrighty everyone, it may be Jan 2nd but I was hungover yesterday so you get my New Year's Eve nails today! Much like the glitter challenge, New Year's Eve presents quite the quandary for me as I have to choose just one set of nails, they can be as balls-out-sparkly as I want and there will be partying. I clearly have no choice but to break out the rainbow glitter, again. Cos it's New Year's! I can't not do this thing.
As I talked a friend of mine into hosting the night, I felt I should go help. And, by help, I mean physically be there, sit on her floor and put glitter on my nails while chatting and watching the I.T. Crowd. I played around for a while and eventually came up with this diamond pattern. Using my usual technique, I started with two coats of Rimmel Black Satin then laid a column of glitter down the centre of my nail, inching them around a little til I worked out how many I could fit. I then just build out the pattern on either side. You may notice, though, that my other nails don't match. I'd just started on my ring finger when we noticed it was 7pm, and the party started at eight so it was time to improvise! For me, that usually means loading up a heavy coat of top coat and sprinkling different glitters on it. I then proceed to pretend I'm being all cool with my different patterns!
The Verdict: Application isn't quite as good as I'd like but man, did these get me tons of attention at the party. Which is of course, my favourite thing. Even from guys! Aww yeah, everyone loves the glitter.
As a side note, the pictures you see here are a result of my patching up my nails after a hard night of partying. Glitter mosaics are pretty fragile but super easy to fix. I'll have a full guide on how to fix them here shortly.
As I talked a friend of mine into hosting the night, I felt I should go help. And, by help, I mean physically be there, sit on her floor and put glitter on my nails while chatting and watching the I.T. Crowd. I played around for a while and eventually came up with this diamond pattern. Using my usual technique, I started with two coats of Rimmel Black Satin then laid a column of glitter down the centre of my nail, inching them around a little til I worked out how many I could fit. I then just build out the pattern on either side. You may notice, though, that my other nails don't match. I'd just started on my ring finger when we noticed it was 7pm, and the party started at eight so it was time to improvise! For me, that usually means loading up a heavy coat of top coat and sprinkling different glitters on it. I then proceed to pretend I'm being all cool with my different patterns!
The Verdict: Application isn't quite as good as I'd like but man, did these get me tons of attention at the party. Which is of course, my favourite thing. Even from guys! Aww yeah, everyone loves the glitter.
As a side note, the pictures you see here are a result of my patching up my nails after a hard night of partying. Glitter mosaics are pretty fragile but super easy to fix. I'll have a full guide on how to fix them here shortly.
These are so amazing! Something like this is for sure on my to-do list. Also, isn't it great when guys notice our nails? ;) Again, well done!
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