Nail Of the Week

This is the last Nail of the Week post for November! Next month I'm going to move them to Mondays and call it Mani Monday.

So this week I went super light with my nail color. Nouveau Cheap had a post about milky glitters in the drug store, but that you can make your own at home. She has a picture up of her DIY milky glitters and I really wanted to give it a try so I used what I had at home. I use Pink Pearl by L.A Colors for my base color, I think I may have put 2 coats. Then I used a glittery polish that I got in a Wet N Wild mini set last Black Friday, it does not have a name. I topped the glitter with a thin coat of the Pink Pearl. I like how it came out, but I think I would rather use a different milky looking polish. Nouveau Cheap recommended Wet n Wilds Megalast polish in 2%, I may go pick that up and give this milky glitter manicure another try.

What did you wear on your nails this week?

NOTW

So lately I have been painting my nails black and adding some type of glitter polish to them. This week I decided I would lighten things up a little and go with a purple nail. I used Sea Witch, by Wet n Wild, as my base color and I topped it with Cheatin by Pure Ice. I really love how it came out. I  have been obsessed with glitter polish the last month or so :)

Here is a swatch of Cheatin. I should have swatched Sea Witch too

NOTW

I have been loving all the glitter nail photos that I've been seeing so I used them as inspiration for my Nail of the Week. I used Black Out by Pure Ice, and Party of Five Glitters from Wet n Wild. I wish I had of added another coat of the Party of Five Glitters, but I still really like the look I got.

How did you do your nails this week?

Nail of the Week

I wanted a cool looking pattern for my nails this week, instead of the sparkles I've been wearing. For this nail look I used China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat, NYC Lavender Cupcake from their City Sweets Collection ( I wish I had this whole collection!), Avon nailwear pro in Decadence and NYC top coat called Grand Central Station.

I used the NYC Lavender Cupcake for my base color. I used Decadence for the stamp color. I used stamping plate m60 from Konad for the design.