Hi girls :)
I’m following quite a lot of nail blogs, and that means I see lots of various colours and nail designs every day. One thing that really fascinates me is stamping. I've been meaning to try it myself for a while now, but Denmark is far behind when it comes to buying nail art stuff. The only solution is to order the "tools" online, and recently I finally got to order a collection of stamping plates and stamping polish from an online site.
I was very exited when the parcel finally arrived, and was determined to try stamping right away. Since we're close to Halloween, I went for an orange base, namely MISA's "Ready, set, sunshine". It's a neon orange creme, which is very easy to apply. The pic shows two coats, next time I promise to be more patient and do three. That way I reach full opacity.
I’m following quite a lot of nail blogs, and that means I see lots of various colours and nail designs every day. One thing that really fascinates me is stamping. I've been meaning to try it myself for a while now, but Denmark is far behind when it comes to buying nail art stuff. The only solution is to order the "tools" online, and recently I finally got to order a collection of stamping plates and stamping polish from an online site.
I was very exited when the parcel finally arrived, and was determined to try stamping right away. Since we're close to Halloween, I went for an orange base, namely MISA's "Ready, set, sunshine". It's a neon orange creme, which is very easy to apply. The pic shows two coats, next time I promise to be more patient and do three. That way I reach full opacity.
Moving on to the stamping : There are lots of flower and butterfly
designs, but it has to be more "rough" for Halloween, so I went for
spiders on four nails and a skull on the thumbnail, in black. Both motifs are on
Konad's M28.
I have been watching some Youtube vids in order to see how to do it, and I had no problems with making it look the way I wanted it. The hardest part is to place the motifs evenly on the nails.
I have been watching some Youtube vids in order to see how to do it, and I had no problems with making it look the way I wanted it. The hardest part is to place the motifs evenly on the nails.
A layer of top coat (an old one from Revlon this time), and I was ready to go.
I think it's beautiful, and I wish I had ordered some stamping plates before.
And! A girl stopped me and asked me if she could have a closer look at my nails, and then wanted to know where I had got it made! That was cool!:D
MISA "Ready, Set, Sunshine" score:
Opacity: 6/10
Colour, prettiness: 7/10
Durability: 6/10
Value for money: 7/10
Overall: 6.5/10
Buy again: No
PS. I have been wearing polishes with glitter and shimmer for so long that I was simply amazed over how easy MISA's polish was to remove! :D
Really cool mani. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat nail art - perfect for halloween!
ReplyDelete@ Sandra ~ Thank you. I was so pleased with it myself. :)
ReplyDelete@ Jaztee ~ Thank you so much. We don't do much Halloween here, but I thought this would be a small contribution to spread the word. :)
This is so awesome. It's a cool orange, too! :) ♥
ReplyDeleteI really liked the orange. I was a little disappointed in the formula compared to the other MISA I've tried, that is why the "buy again" is a "no". ♥♥
ReplyDeleteI haven't really tried any polishes from MISA.. I'm definitely not as pro as you ♥
ReplyDelete... and looking around on other blogs shows me that the only thing that makes perfect is practice. :D ♥
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