Sunday, March 5, 2023

Catrice: 020 Smoke

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Catrice: 020 Smoke
Grey/silver packed with glitter

Catrice recently made a collection of makeup and nail polishes based on Disney Villains. They came out with three nail polishes and I bought all three of them.

Today I’m showing you the first in the collection. It’s got number 020 and is inspired by Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians.


The formula is good and the polish covers well. I used two coats and the drying time was average.

I stamped hearts, a skull and a lightning on my nails with white. The designs are all from the stamping plate “MouTeen-010”. I didn’t want my nails just grey and white, so I dapped a bit of pink glitter on the nails too. The glitter is Technic’s “Pop Art”.

Here’s the final result:

Catrice: 020 Smoke
Catrice: 020 Smoke


My skull stamp isn’t as sharp as I wanted it to be, but I don’t mind so much.

Catrice: 020 Smoke
Catrice: 020 Smoke


Here’s “Smoke” on its own, two coats and no topcoat.


Catrice: 020 Smoke
Catrice: 020 Smoke


Here are the things I used today.

Catrice “Smoke”; Technic “Pop Art”; Konad White stamping polish
Catrice “Smoke”; Technic “Pop Art”; Konad White stamping polish




Here are links to the two other polishes in the series of Disney Villains:
010 Thorns (Maleficent)
030 Red Roses (Queen Of Hearts)


Number of coats: 2
Drying time: Average
Finish: Glitter
Overall impression: Good formula, but the average drying time disappointed me a bit.
Buy again: Probably not

Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Pink/blue watermarble

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Pink/blue watermarble

I absolutely love water marbles! I think they’re beautiful and fun and always unique. Unfortunately they’re also very messy to do, and that’s why I don’t do them very often.

Today I had painted my nails white as a base. I had set up the water in the cup and all the stuff I use when I watermarble. I had cotton buds, a watermarble tool, tissues, nail polishes, acetone and tape. I thought I was ready. I didn’t realize, that my liquid latex had all dried out :( I considered to do something else with my now white painted nails, but no – I was SO ready to do a water marble! So I did it the harder way: I masked my nails but putting scotch tape around them. It doesn’t work as good as liquid latex does, but I don’t have a local supplier of it, so tape would have to do.

I used white, hot pink and turqouise polishes for my water marble – take a look at how pretty it turned out.



The polishes I used was:
The white: Wet N Wild “French White Crème”
The hot pink: W7 “It’s Pink”
The Turqouise: Bourjois “Succès Azuré”
The glitter topper: Orly “Shine On Crazy Diamond”


I love these colours together and I am also really liking the water marble.


Here are the polishes I used today:



Wet N Wild “French White Crème”, Bourjois “Succès Azuré”, Orly “Shine On Crazy Diamond”, W7 “It’s Pink”
Wet N Wild “French White Crème”, Bourjois “Succès Azuré”,
Orly “Shine On Crazy Diamond”, W7 “It’s Pink”


Do you love watermarbles as much as I do?