Hi Goddesses
Well, weird things are happening in the UK. We have had a couple of days of what I can only describe as sunshine .... what is the world coming to? Lol. It's all very nice, but a bit more breeze would help Crumpet keep cooler.
I showed you the lovely Spring Collection from Liquidius Nail Gloss on Friday and promised you some nail art with the same polishes. I really love it when a collection can be worn together, and this one plays together very nicely.
I have Peridot on base - 4 coats - and then I got my dotting tools out. I did 5 dots in a star shape with Morganite, and then a single Rose Quartz dot in the middle.
Although it looks like it, I DIDN'T then add another coat of Peridot on top - the base colour absorbed and discoloured the Morganite, and I quite like that it did. It must be something about that particular tone of green, as I'm always complaining that my Sally Hansen greens do the same.
So there you go, super simple nail art for a sunny day - perfect :)
You can buy Liquidus HERE and follow on Facebook HERE. These polishes were sent to me for an honest review.
Hi Goddesses
How are you? I am ecstatic it's the end of the week! I've gradually been getting sleepier and sleepier, so I am glad the alarm clock is switched off for a couple of days. Just one more week to go and then I have a whole week off work - hurrah!
Today I have a trio of polishes from Liquidus. I love that Danielle always releases 3 polishes, which compliment each other, and which are all different textures. These play really nicely together, and tomorrow I should have some nail art for you, to show you just how nicely :)
Let's start with Morganite, the creamy one. This is a flecked polish, pale but warm.
This is very similar in tone to OPI's infamous MVIB, but with subtle shimmer and flecking to make it more interesting if you are wearing it solo.
We then have Rose Quartz, the glitter of the collection, which I have layered over Morganite.
This is an itty bitty micro glitter (my nemesis), but I really love how these 2 colours play off other. The glitter was versatile too, and could be worn in a variety of effects.
And then finally Peridot, my birthstone, a grungey green jelly.
This is one of those classic fugly polishes that everyone should own. It's glassy and glossy and very pretty, but I used 4 coats here. Personally I am not a massive jelly fan because I hate VNL. I can't deny however that this is a stunning colour.
So, tune back in over the weekend for my floral nail art. In the meantime, you can pick this trio up at the Liquidus Etsy shop HERE. These polishes were sent to me for my honest review.
