The Good Nails

Hello guys! How are you all going? I have competed and posted all of my St Patricks Day posts, not sure how I feel about that though; happy? Sad? Excited for new things to come; yeah, it's probably that one but I still miss green and clovers and gold! And, I think you guys should be excited too, because there are lots of great things to come! But, I'm also gettin pumped for Easter! Yes, I know it's still a month away but excitement is still in the air and it's gonna stay in the air until Easter is here!These nails are a celebration of pre-Easter excitement making use of pretty pastel colours and a stamper-marble effect (yay!). Oh and bonus, they are easy! Do you see what I mean when I say they are Easter-air-excitement-inspired (a bit clunky to say out loud but a true description nonetheless)! Oh boy do I love pastels! The polishes that I used for these nails were David Jones Sourise and Revlon Enchanting, as you can see a pretty pair of pastel purple (well, more li...

Good day everybody! A while ago my adorable little Kitten, Saga, ripped a gigantic hole in my light-box (aka, the magical place where nail photos happen) and I have been noticing lately that a) the hole has been getting bigger and b) my nails have been harder to photograph. Good news! I fixed the hole and now my photos have been turning out better! In celebration, here is another tutorial for getting your nails lookin' lovely this Valentines Day! I have been keen to do more stamper marble nails, just because they're so pretty, so I decided what better an occasion than Valentines Day! The polishes that I used for these nails were; Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure Pink I Can, Rimmel Funtime Fuchsia, Sally Hansen White Tip and Revlon Red by Revlon. If you are unfamiliar with this technique, then I suggest that you read this post for more information and tips! But anyway, to start off we are going to add all of our colours to our stamper head. I am using light pink...

Hello there everybody! How's it going? It's summer time right now in Australia and I love to use lot's of bright, happy colours for summertime! I thought a fun look for the summertime would be these bright, eye-catching mermaid scale nails. I used a stamper to create a marbled/gradient effect. I really like that technique because it requires no base colour, dries pretty fast and looks awesome! I believe that the technical term for a manicure that uses a different colour of polish on each nail is called a 'skittle-cure', isn't that just a delicious name? Now, are you ready to get some scales in your nails? Now, real quick before I take you guys through the process the colours that I used for these nails. These are in colour order starting with the oranges and ending in the blues. Sinful Colors Social Ladder, Red Earth Heat Wave , Rimmel Tangerine Queen,  Sinful Colors Yolo Yellow, David Jones Sourise , Sally Hansen Smartease, Rimmel Neon Fest, China Glaz...