Barry M ~ Copper
Mine
Copper
metallic foil
Copper Mine is from Molten Metal Collection from
Summer 2016. I am usually not into coppery colours but I bought this polish for
stamping purposes. I swatched it on a nail wheel when it arrived and found out
two things:
One: it might not be opaque enough to be suitable for stamping
One: it might not be opaque enough to be suitable for stamping
Two: This polish is super beautiful!
I decided to use it for a water marble manicure.
I used three polishes:
Copper Mine from Barry M
Copper Mine from Barry M
Ocean Blue from Nabi
Blu Imperiale from Gabriella Salvete
I topped it all with Northern Lights holo glitter
topcoat from Out the Door.
Here’s my final manicure taken in daylight:
It’s Copper Mine and Blu Imperiale that steals the
spotlight. Ocean Blue from Nabi doesn’t show much but it was the polish that
acted the best in the water and helped the other polishes spread out nicely.
Here are the polishes I used.
It’s not very often I see water marbling anymore. I’m
still keen on it though because I really like the end result.
Number of
coats: 2 for full opacity
Drying time: N/A
Finish: Metallic
foil
Overall impression: Great colour, covers in two coats and water marbles
Overall impression: Great colour, covers in two coats and water marbles
Buy again: Yes
It looks really cool! I can't watermarble at all so I'm always so impressed by that technique:)
ReplyDeleteThank you :) It took me a long while to break the code to water marbling :)
DeleteGorgeous marble. Yes it does looks super cool! I skipped this, may have to get it :-D
ReplyDeleteHaha, I think you might have to check it out in real life - I'm sure you'll love it :D
DeleteHow pretty this manicure, the effect is marvellous! Smuack!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks dear, mmwah! :*
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