Showing posts with label Dark Blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dark Blue. Show all posts

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Little Drummer Boy

Continuing from swatches of the China Glaze Tis the Season is Little Drummer Boy. Little Drummer Boy is a dark midnight blue with blue shimmer. It's like Jolly Holly, but the blue version of it. Looooove itt!!! The picture shows 2 coats of Little Drummer Boy and 1 coat of top coat.



hope you enjoyed & happy polishing! (:
<3katherine

Friday, October 1, 2010

Midnight Blues

Hello everyone! :) I hope you all had a great day today and sorry for posting so late! ><

Today is a recent swatch picture I did to show my secondary color of my Ruffian manicure better.

Duri Midnight Ride
sapphire blue with silver and orange/pink glitter. The swatch is 2 coats and 1 coat of Seche top coat. It applied nicely and it was only a little bumpy from the glitter but the top coat evens it out. :) The color is freaking amazing!!!!♥




Don't forget to enter into my giveaway, 5 more days
link available on my right hand column. :)

Hope you enjoyed,
<3katherine

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Ruffian

Today's a new type of manicure that has been popular and done by many nail bloggers. But here's my take on it. This is my first Ruffian Manicure. A Ruffian manicure is basically a french manicure except it's been revolutionized so that the tips are actually at your cuticles and you're using various colors rather than the "French" pinks and neutrals with white lined tips at the end of your nails.

First, I did a regular manicure for the base of the manicure and it's the color that you want to be showing as the "tip." For my first Ruffian, I used OPI Teal The Cows Come Home, a shimmery teal. I did two layers of Teal the Cows Come Home over my base coat and put one layer of Seche top coat over.



I then used Duri Midnight Blues and started lower than my cuticles so that the base color would be seen as well as the second color. Midnight Blues is a medium Sapphire blue with orange/pink/red and silver glitters. I suggest you use only one coat for your secondary color or else it'll look thick between your base and secondary color. After that, I topped it off again with Seche top coat and tadaaaaa~! :)




Have you tried the Ruffian Manicure? If so and you would like to show off your Ruffian Manicures, I would love it if you'd email me your pictures, list the nail polishes you used and your blog link and it will be featured in my next blog post! :)
What do you think of the Ruffian Manicure?
Hope you enjoyed!
<3katherine