I always wanted to try out the cupcake look. This was much harder than I had expected but well worth the time. I think they are so cute! I used Grace Advantage French Beige, OPI Pink-ing of You, Essie Turquoise & Caicos, Lapiz of Luxury, and Blanc, and Ulta Duty Free Shopping Spree along with Cina rhinestones and Recollections microbeads for chocolate sprinkles on my ring finger.
Grace Advantage French Beige was used a a base for the whole nail. Grace Advantage is a smaller brand and their polishes are salicylate, formaldehyde, toluene, camphor, and dibutylpthalate free. The formula was sheer, as it should be, but was a little streaky with two coats.
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Pictured with Essie Blanc |
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Pictured with OPI Pink-ing of Your |
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Pictured with Essie Lapiz of Luxury |
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From left to right, top to bottom: 1. Paint a sheer base color and, once
dry, paint 1/3 from the tip of your nail up with a color (pink). 2.
Using a thin brush, paint stripes on the pink using a different color
(purple). 3. Paint a strip of white right above the pink and purple. Use
your nail polish brush to round the white polish to try to match the
curve of your cuticle. Then, with a dotting tool or round end of a small
makeup or paint brush, drag some of the white polish onto the pink and
purple stripes. 4. With a dotting tool, make your sprinkles and add a
rhinestones on top. |
These look adorable! Will have to try them :-) x
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DeleteVery pretty. I like it a lot :)
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