Floral petal nail art in black and green

The base color in this simple nail art is Rainbow Honey Tayabak, see swatches HERE.
I decided to go for something simple, yet striking and as eye catching as this gorgeous, bold green, so I simply painted some more or less scattered flower petals in black acrylic paint. The top coat is Seche Vite.

I love that green polish!

Violas animal print nail art

The base color is Rainbow Honey Viola and the green spots are made with Rainbow Honey Tayabak, see swatches of both HERE, and the rest is black acrylic craft paint. The top coat is Seche Vite.

I’ll let you be the judge and decide whether it is a leopard or a poisonous frog ;)

So, now I'm curious - it is a leopard or a poisonous frog :D

I bought both Rainbow Honey polishes from Edgy Polish!

Rainbow Honey swatches: Tayabak and Viola

Here I have two beautiful cream polishes from Rainbow Honey:

Tayabak:

Rainbow Honey Tayabak – is a very unique, beautiful, bold and strong, bright green cream. It’s very opaque in one coat, but I chose to show you two coats – without a top coat. The dry time is good!

Viola:

Rainbow Honey Viola – is a bold, bright and strong lavender/lilac cream. It’s very opaque in one coat, but I chose to show you two coats – without a top coat. The dry time is good!

Do you like them?
I love both - but I'm a bit more in love with Tayabak ;)
I bought them from Edgy Polish!

Rainbow Honey The Final battle coll. swatches: Sapphire Weapon and Ultimate Weapon

Today I have 2 of the polishes from Rainbow Honey The Final Battle coll. - Ruby Weapon and Phoenix Down from the same collection HERE.
These were all give to me for review from the sweet Katarina from Edgy Polish...
OBS: This is 5 ml blogger sample bottles, normally they come in 15ml. bottles!

Sapphire Weapon is a deep blue base with green and gold shimmer.
The application was easy, and the dry time is good! You see 2 coats without a top coat.

Ultimate Weapon is a dark purple base with gorgeous blue shimmers.
The application was easy, and the dry time is good! You see 2 coats without a top coat.

Do like these two dark and mysterious "weapons"...?

Rainbow Honey The Final battle coll. swatches: Ruby Weapon and Phoenix Down

Today I have 2 of the polishes from Rainbow Honey The Final Battle coll. - Monday, I will show you Ultimate Weapon and Sapphire Weapon from the same collection.
These were all give to me for review from the sweet Katarina from Edgy Polish...
OBS: This is 5 ml blogger sample bottles, normally they come in 15ml. bottles!

Ruby Weapon is a ruby polish with a fair amount of copper and gold shimmer - sooo pretty, and appropriate for the season....
This is two easy coats - no top coat. The dry time is good!

Phoenix Down is a clear base with multishaped and -sized glitters in orange, red, white and iridiscent. I sponged it on the tips of Ruby Weapon, and I layered on my ring finger nail over at blue base. The glitter is easy to work with and leaves the bottle willingly. I used Seche vite top coat for these swatches.

The apple kid’s flowers

The base color is Rainbow Honey Apple Kid, and from the cuticles and down I dabbed a little holographic micro glitter, Ciate Confetti. I painted my flowers with acrylic craft color and top coated with Seche Vite. I bought this polish from Edgy Polish.

Blogger changes some colors when I change the size from medium to large, so in person Apple Kid is not quite  as hot pink...

Grundfarven er Rainbow Honey Apple Kid, og fra neglebåndene og nedad duppede jeg lidt holografisk mikcroglitter, Ciate Confetti. Jeg malede mine blomster med akrylfarve, og toplakken er Seche Vite. Jeg købte denne lak hos Edgy Polish.

Blogger ændrer visse farvernår jeg sætter størrelsen op på mine fotos, så i virkeligheden er Apple Kid lidt mindre hot pink.

Rainbow Honey swatches: Tessie, Mint Flavor, Magic Cake and Apple Kid

Today I got my very first Rainbow Honey polishes to show you - and if they make more shimmer or cream polishes, I'm ready for more, because I like them.
The formula is flawless, the dry time is super - and here you have them all in two coats (one might be enough for some of them) - and I did not use a top coat for the swatches.

Tessie is a beautiful periwinkle with lovely glass flecks - maybe just a tad dusty, but nothing that disturbs my love for it!!

Mint Flavor is a beauuuutiful bright and bold cold blue-tones mint with a generous amount of glass flecks - even more gorgeous in person...

I got this little 4 ml. bottle of Magic Cake for free, and I layered it partially over Mint Flavor on 3 fingers and full on the ring finger. I like this bold and fun glitter, so summery and happy...

Apple Kid is a beautiful hot fuchsia, not a neon, but bold and happy - and it's gorgeous pink flecks makes it irresistible to me...

I bought these polishes from Edgy Polish  in Sweden, they ship worldwide...