Hello, everyone! I hope you had a great Super Bowl Sunday!
I've really become a huge fan of stamping as of late and have been finding myself experimenting with a lot of different finishes and patterns. This is a fairly simple one that I wore to work last week, which everyone seemed to love.
This look was created by stamping the houndstooth pattern from the BP L-006 plate by Born Pretty in Sinful Colors Black on Black over Colors by Llarowe Chillin' in Paradise. It wasn't too overly sparkly and had a nice muted look when indoors, but a nice pop outside!
Showing posts with label Sinful Colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sinful Colors. Show all posts
Monday, February 8, 2016
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Valentine's Day and Anti-Valentine's Day Nail Art
Happy Valentine's Day, everybody!
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), I'm still recovering from both my surgery and the flu, so I can't stomach any chocolate or other candy. However, that doesn't mean I can't celebrate the holiday with a little sparkle!
When I asked over on the Princess Polish Facebook page what you all wanted to see from my Valentine's Day manicure this year, it seemed lots of you wanted something non-traditional, possibly holographic. So I came up with something that could be both in celebration or opposition of the holiday, depending on how you look at it!
The base color is Colors by Llarowe Dirty Diana with Sinful Colors Black on Black on top.
I thought that the slash of magenta could be something sassy and fierce for a night out with a special someone, but also could be anti-Valentine's Day because it reminds me of a broken heart.
I was really happy to rock this look at least for a day around school and work. Unfortunately, being sick meant I basically was the only one who got to stare at it this week. But oh well! Now you all can see it too!
Would you wear this non-traditional mani?
Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), I'm still recovering from both my surgery and the flu, so I can't stomach any chocolate or other candy. However, that doesn't mean I can't celebrate the holiday with a little sparkle!
When I asked over on the Princess Polish Facebook page what you all wanted to see from my Valentine's Day manicure this year, it seemed lots of you wanted something non-traditional, possibly holographic. So I came up with something that could be both in celebration or opposition of the holiday, depending on how you look at it!
The base color is Colors by Llarowe Dirty Diana with Sinful Colors Black on Black on top.
I thought that the slash of magenta could be something sassy and fierce for a night out with a special someone, but also could be anti-Valentine's Day because it reminds me of a broken heart.
I was really happy to rock this look at least for a day around school and work. Unfortunately, being sick meant I basically was the only one who got to stare at it this week. But oh well! Now you all can see it too!
Would you wear this non-traditional mani?
Monday, November 25, 2013
Swatch and Review: SinfulColor Got a Blush on You and Orange Crush
Happy Monday, everyone! (Alright, I know, I know... *grumble grumble*)
I have two new shades from the SinfulColors Crystal Crush collection, which consists of jewel tone matte texture glitters.
First up is Orange Crush!
Orange Crush is a tangerine matte glitter texture with light orange glitter throughout. The above is with two coats.
I have two new shades from the SinfulColors Crystal Crush collection, which consists of jewel tone matte texture glitters.
First up is Orange Crush!
Orange Crush is a tangerine matte glitter texture with light orange glitter throughout. The above is with two coats.
Labels:
Glitter,
Matte,
nail polish,
orange,
Pink,
review,
Sinful Colors,
swatch,
swatch and review,
texture
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Swatch and Review: SinfulColors Get it On and Strapped
Happy Hump Day, all!
Today, I have two shades from SinfulColors' new Leather Luxe collection for the fall, which is exclusively available at Walgreens!
First up is Get it On, a tomato red matte polish. The above is with two coats.
Now, for those of you who have been following me for a while, you'll know I'm not a huge fan of the matte trend. I'm really picky about the shades that I like.
The second shade is Strapped, a seafoam green. The above is with three coats.
Today, I have two shades from SinfulColors' new Leather Luxe collection for the fall, which is exclusively available at Walgreens!
First up is Get it On, a tomato red matte polish. The above is with two coats.
However, this was a stunner as soon as I put it on. It's highly pigmented, but its matte finish has a frosty feel to it that makes it wintry and I'm obsessed.
Even Queen Polish (aka: my mother) was in love!
The second shade is Strapped, a seafoam green. The above is with three coats.
I really liked Strapped a lot, as well. It has a delicateness to it that reminds me of the waters of the Caribbean. It has the same frosty finish as Get It On and I adored it.
I've heard from others that this is a stainer, but I used my regular base coat and didn't have a problem at all.
Overall, these two polishes were awesome! Get It On is my clear favorite, but Strapped was really pretty too. I foresee doing some Christmas nail art with these two! They'd look so nice with some silver on them, too!
The Leather Luxe collection is currently available at Walgreens for $2.99.
Clearly, I love these two. What do you think?
Disclaimer: The product(s) in this post were provided to me by the
manufacturer or their PR company for consideration. For more
information please visit my Disclaimer page.
Labels:
fall 2013,
frost,
Green,
Matte,
Red,
review,
Sinful Colors,
swatch,
swatch and review
Monday, March 4, 2013
2000 Facebook Likes/1000 GFC Followers Giveaway
I've been teasing this for a month now, so I'm incredibly excited for the giveaway to go live!
Check out all of the available prizes and enter via the widget below! (Please note: Due to the ongoing issues with international shipping, this giveaway is open to the United States and Canada only!)
The mega giveaway ends at midnight EST on 3/13... Good luck!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Labels:
China Glaze,
Essence,
Facebook,
Freebie,
Freebies,
Giveaway,
GOSH,
Illamasqua,
Julep,
nail polish,
Orly,
pumpkin polish,
Sally Hansen,
Sinful Colors,
Wet n Wild
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Swatch and Review: R. Hobby Cosmetics
Happy Tuesday!
I have another indie brand on tap for today, R. Hobby Cosmetics!
Please note that while the bottles below are labeled Black Cat Lacquers, Rachel changed the name of her company to prevent confusion. All you need to know is that she is now making polishes under the name R. Hobby Cosmetics! :-)
Today, I have three lovely shades from R. Hobby... and I'm really excited to bring them to you!
I have another indie brand on tap for today, R. Hobby Cosmetics!
Please note that while the bottles below are labeled Black Cat Lacquers, Rachel changed the name of her company to prevent confusion. All you need to know is that she is now making polishes under the name R. Hobby Cosmetics! :-)
Today, I have three lovely shades from R. Hobby... and I'm really excited to bring them to you!
Labels:
Butter London,
frost,
Glitter,
glitterbomb,
gold,
Green,
indie,
Julep,
nail polish,
orange,
Pastel,
purple,
R.Hobby Cosmetics,
review,
Sally Hansen,
Sinful Colors,
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Weekend Holo: Spring Stripes
You all may remember my post earlier in the week with my Spring Stripes nails. Well, for hump day holo (at least, this belated one), I wanted to see how I can kick it up a notch!
Behold - Holofied Spring Stripes!
Behold - Holofied Spring Stripes!
I LOVED it! Still girly, but delicate and yet it has the KAPOW I wanted!
So tell me, everyone... which look do you prefer? The original Spring Stripes or the holofied Spring Stripes?
Labels:
CND,
Designer Series,
Essie,
Holo,
Hump Day Holo,
nail art,
OPI,
Revlon,
Sinful Colors,
Stripes
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Sinful Colors Cinderella
Doesn't every little girl dream of her fairytale moment? I will cop to having a crush on Prince Harry... though for a time in middle school, while Prince William's hairline didn't resemble his father's, I would have taken either royal.
Who am I kidding? I'd still take either.
Sinful Colors Cinderella is the perfect shade for any woman of any age to remind her that all ladies deserve to feel like princesses once in a while.
Cinderella is a light blue creme with subtle light pink microshimmer. It's so hard to capture the shimmer on camera, as it just did not want to focus on it, but it's more pronounced in person. It took four coats to build up to the level of opacity that I wanted, but it was totally worth it.
What amazed me is that when I think of the Disney version, this base color is EXACTLY what comes to mind. That dress! Ahh!
Bibbity Bobbity Boo!
Princess Polish
Who am I kidding? I'd still take either.
Sinful Colors Cinderella is the perfect shade for any woman of any age to remind her that all ladies deserve to feel like princesses once in a while.
Cinderella is a light blue creme with subtle light pink microshimmer. It's so hard to capture the shimmer on camera, as it just did not want to focus on it, but it's more pronounced in person. It took four coats to build up to the level of opacity that I wanted, but it was totally worth it.
What amazed me is that when I think of the Disney version, this base color is EXACTLY what comes to mind. That dress! Ahh!
See what I mean? And that shimmer gives it a little bit of the Fairy Godmother magic!
You can find it at your local Walgreens or Harmons Face Values for $1.99.
Have you found Sinful Colors Cinderella near you?
Bibbity Bobbity Boo!
Princess Polish
Labels:
Blue,
Microshimmer,
Sinful Colors
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Spring Stripes
While I am reluctantly giving up my jewel tones now that it is spring, one thing that I could never give up is my nail art! So I tried to come up with something light and delicate that would also make an impact. I decided on a pastel rainbow.
First, I had to pick out some colors. I don't own nearly as many pastels as I do brights and darks, so this was a bit of a challenge for me. I wanted to select shades that would go well together and almost blend, rather than contrast.
First, I had to pick out some colors. I don't own nearly as many pastels as I do brights and darks, so this was a bit of a challenge for me. I wanted to select shades that would go well together and almost blend, rather than contrast.