El Corazon
Kaleidoscope ~ No. 5 and No. 10
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A
gradient made with two blues from the brights collection :)
It has been a while since I made a proper gradient. I
got some polishes from El Corazón Kaleidoscope’s Brights collection recently.
They’re bright and they’re crèmes and perfect for gradients.
I started out with one layer of 05, which is the
palest of the blue. The polish covers really well, I’m so impressed by these
polishes. Then I made my gradient with the darker blue, 10. It worked really
well, they are so easy to work with. I finished the whole thing with a layer of
Northern Lights from Out the Door, I love that holo glitter.
Here’s my final mani taken with flash:
This picture is taken in low lights.
The pretties lined up:
I made a big mistake when I did this. I used Glitter
Off basecoat by OPI. That’s usually a pretty good idea, but not when you’re
doing gradients, water marbling or other techniques where you mask your
cuticles with liquid latex. The latex gripped the Glitter Off and tried to pull
the whole mani off, nail by nail :D Yikes!! That gave me some not so sharp
edges, but never mind. It’s still pretty, and: You live, and you learn!
Number of
coats: 2
Drying time: Really good
Drying time: Really good
Finish: Bright
crèmes
Overall impression: Fantastic polishes
Overall impression: Fantastic polishes
Buy again: Yes!
I love this gradient - simply!
ReplyDeleteThank you, that pleases me :)
DeleteOh so bright and pretty - makes me long (even more) for spring and summer...
ReplyDeleteThat's sooo sweet! Me too :)
DeleteIt's great and it has a chistmassy feel to it :D
ReplyDeleteThank you, I'm glad you think so :)
DeleteNice colours and together they look good :-D
ReplyDeleteThank you, it's so good to hear you think so too :)
DeleteI'm really digging gradients lately!! this one is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMe too, I am just not so happy about the cleanup afterwards :D
DeleteThey are such pretty colours, look great together :)
ReplyDeleteThey do, don't they. I really like them too :)
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