I got a great gift certificate to
OC Nail Art from my brother for Christmas to increase my Konad supply and am excited to try out my haul. I have only ever bought one "special nail polish" for Konad stamping before; it's blue and I rarely use it. However, I thought it was time to invest in black and white so I could really get some opaque stampings in those shades. I have to say, it really paid off. These images are so clean and crisp--especially the white on black. I have had great luck with OC Nail Art for Konad--it's located in the US. I ordered Monday and got my plates and polishes today in the mail! If you get the chance, check out their website!
Look how clean and clear!
I painted the black nails with three coats of Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Midnight In NY, the white nails are three coats China Glaze White on White and one coat of Orly Winter Wonderland. I used Konad Plate m28 and special polishes in White and Black and Zoya Lisa for my thumbs. I used two coats of Seche Vite on top.
10 comments:
I think this is really cute :-)
I love this one - it's genius that you made one of the skulls pink.
love this and my daughter would adore it too :)
love love love this one!
Love this image! Got it from the man for Christmas, I agree it's hard to shell out the money for the special polishes but they really do work the best!
Really like this one - black and white is so sharp.
Nice!
Konad polishes are def worth the price. Not necesarry but absolutely effective. I've tagged you on an award. http://www.letthemhavepolish.com/2011/01/stylish-blogger-award.html
I really had fun wearing this manicure!
@Let them have Polish, thanks for the award and tag!
Very nice and crisp! I only have one konad polish in white. I'll have to try that one and see if my results are as good!
ALSO I FINALLY got some Seche Vite top coat...WOW! Absolutely AWESOME! I'm glad I finally broke down and got it!
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