I have a simple little stamping mani to share with you today for the delicate print prompt of the #31DC2018Weekly. I tend to be drawn to stamping plates with delicate floral or abstract images. They stamp well and you don't have to be very precise with them. You get a fly manicure every time!
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Delicate Print Nails for the #31DC2018Weekly
Monday, June 11, 2018
Hi lovelies,
I have a simple little stamping mani to share with you today for the delicate print prompt of the #31DC2018Weekly. I tend to be drawn to stamping plates with delicate floral or abstract images. They stamp well and you don't have to be very precise with them. You get a fly manicure every time!
I have a simple little stamping mani to share with you today for the delicate print prompt of the #31DC2018Weekly. I tend to be drawn to stamping plates with delicate floral or abstract images. They stamp well and you don't have to be very precise with them. You get a fly manicure every time!
Masura - Mint and Bazil
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Hello friends!
Today, I have another mesmerizing magnetic manicure to share with you. Masura is a Russian nail polish brand that creates some amazing magnetic polishes. I just love how cool these polishes look. The super strong neodymium magnet is key to achieving a strong magnetic effect. I used the magnet from Masura for this mani.
Today, I have another mesmerizing magnetic manicure to share with you. Masura is a Russian nail polish brand that creates some amazing magnetic polishes. I just love how cool these polishes look. The super strong neodymium magnet is key to achieving a strong magnetic effect. I used the magnet from Masura for this mani.
Inspired by Fashion for the #31DC2016Weekly
Saturday, August 20, 2016
Hello!
For this week's prompt, we are doing nail art looks inspired by fashion. I am never quite sure what to do for this prompt. So I use inspiration from a specific article of clothing/jewelry? Do I go with a specific fashion trend or look? Inspired by a fashion designer? I don't know, So I went a little vague and took my inspiration from a fashion trend but put my own spin on it. Camouflage aka camo print. We see this used in military battledress, hunting gear and country fashion. I did my spin on it and added from metallic flare with magnetic polishes. I have been enamored with Masura magnetic polishes. They are so multidimensional and mesmerizing in the nail. I used two colors from the Precious Stones line to create this distressed camo look and I love it how it turned out.
For this week's prompt, we are doing nail art looks inspired by fashion. I am never quite sure what to do for this prompt. So I use inspiration from a specific article of clothing/jewelry? Do I go with a specific fashion trend or look? Inspired by a fashion designer? I don't know, So I went a little vague and took my inspiration from a fashion trend but put my own spin on it. Camouflage aka camo print. We see this used in military battledress, hunting gear and country fashion. I did my spin on it and added from metallic flare with magnetic polishes. I have been enamored with Masura magnetic polishes. They are so multidimensional and mesmerizing in the nail. I used two colors from the Precious Stones line to create this distressed camo look and I love it how it turned out.
Labels:
31 Day Nail Art Challenge,
31DC2016Weekly,
Amy McG,
magnetic,
Masura,
McPolish,
nail art
Awesome Sauce Indie Box - Are You a Hero or a Villain? feat. Takko Lacquer and Parrot Polish
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Hi friends and Happy Takko Tuesday!
This week's Takko Tuesday post is a little different as I am not just featuring one Takko Lacquer polish but an entire box of indie polishes including Takko Lacquer! The newest Awesome Sauce Indie Box is out and Takko Lacquer is one of the guest makers. This box is inspired by super heros which are actually more villainous...but we still root for them. There are five polishes each from a different indie maker along with lot of fun little goodies to play with. Ever After Polish, Lavish Polish and Anonymous Lacquer are joined by guest contributors Takko Lacquer and Parrot Polish this time around. All of the polishes are gorgeous, dark and moody. Perfect push into fall! Let's tak a look at all of the goodies included in this quarter's box!
This week's Takko Tuesday post is a little different as I am not just featuring one Takko Lacquer polish but an entire box of indie polishes including Takko Lacquer! The newest Awesome Sauce Indie Box is out and Takko Lacquer is one of the guest makers. This box is inspired by super heros which are actually more villainous...but we still root for them. There are five polishes each from a different indie maker along with lot of fun little goodies to play with. Ever After Polish, Lavish Polish and Anonymous Lacquer are joined by guest contributors Takko Lacquer and Parrot Polish this time around. All of the polishes are gorgeous, dark and moody. Perfect push into fall! Let's tak a look at all of the goodies included in this quarter's box!
Animal Print for the #31DC2016Weekly
Saturday, May 28, 2016
Hello!
Holy moly...I am so excited to share my #31DC2016Weekly mani with you all. I played around with some Masura magnetic polishes again and I am in awe at just how freaking cool my manicure turned out. I am going to apologize in advance for the large amount of photos of this one mani but you need to see it. I was inspired by a nail artist I found on Instagram through some shares on the Masura page. The user @deryabinayulia (this is just an example of her work, you must look through ther account!) does these crazy, amazing looking snake/alligator/reptile skin manicures with gel polishes (I am pretty sure they are gel, I don't read Russian). I am mesmerized by them. So I tried to do my own version using magnetic polish and stamping. I am am tickled pink with my results!
Holy moly...I am so excited to share my #31DC2016Weekly mani with you all. I played around with some Masura magnetic polishes again and I am in awe at just how freaking cool my manicure turned out. I am going to apologize in advance for the large amount of photos of this one mani but you need to see it. I was inspired by a nail artist I found on Instagram through some shares on the Masura page. The user @deryabinayulia (this is just an example of her work, you must look through ther account!) does these crazy, amazing looking snake/alligator/reptile skin manicures with gel polishes (I am pretty sure they are gel, I don't read Russian). I am mesmerized by them. So I tried to do my own version using magnetic polish and stamping. I am am tickled pink with my results!
Labels:
31 Day Nail Art Challenge,
31DC2016Weekly,
Amy McG,
macro,
magnetic,
Masura,
McPolish,
stamping,
Winstonia
Blue Nails for the #31DC2016Weekly
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Hi all!
I have something super cool to share with you today! I have fallen back in love with magnetic polish. True story, the polish that started this crazy addiction was a Sally Hansen Magnetic polish three and a half years ago. I recently started to see Jeanette aka The Swatchaholic start doing these interesting magnetic manicures that were described as Masura Style. The key to getting this super cool affect was using a very strong neodymium magnet. Because the magnet is so strong, it can pull the magnetic particles even under a wet top coat. Oh man...it is mesmerizing. I have done a few manicures and posted them on my Instagram. I guess that Masura saw them, because they contacted me to send some of their magnetic polishes to try out. Score! This is a Russian nail polish company and we all know that Russians are pretty much magical when it comes to nail art. When they finally arrived, I knew I had to do a Masura style magnetic manicure for the challenge!
I have something super cool to share with you today! I have fallen back in love with magnetic polish. True story, the polish that started this crazy addiction was a Sally Hansen Magnetic polish three and a half years ago. I recently started to see Jeanette aka The Swatchaholic start doing these interesting magnetic manicures that were described as Masura Style. The key to getting this super cool affect was using a very strong neodymium magnet. Because the magnet is so strong, it can pull the magnetic particles even under a wet top coat. Oh man...it is mesmerizing. I have done a few manicures and posted them on my Instagram. I guess that Masura saw them, because they contacted me to send some of their magnetic polishes to try out. Score! This is a Russian nail polish company and we all know that Russians are pretty much magical when it comes to nail art. When they finally arrived, I knew I had to do a Masura style magnetic manicure for the challenge!
Labels:
31 Day Nail Art Challenge,
31DC2016Weekly,
Amy McG,
magnetic,
Masura,
McPolish
Sally Hansen Magnetic Red-y response
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Found another mani photo from a while back!
Although I'm not huge on the whole magnetic craze, I have to admit that they are fun. it's an easy mani to do when you want something fun and fast. I picked up a bottle of the Sally Hansen magnetic polish when I saw it in my local drug store for around $9. A little pricey, but these specialty polishes tend to be. The color is Red-y Response, a metallic-looking magenta. On the nails the color lightens a bit and it looks a bit more purple than red while the stripes darken to almost black.
I used the Sally Hansen magnet for all but my ring finger which is the star magnet from China Glaze Magnetix. I used one thin coat of the polish on my nails and let it dry, then another normal coat of polish and the magnet one nail at a time. I held the magnet over my nails for around 1 minute while I waited for the polish to dry, because this seems to give me the strongest magnetic image. Once it was completely dry I used my Seche Vite fast dry top coat to make it super shiny.
If you haven't used a magnetic polish yourself I recommend picking one of these up. They are red-ily available (pun intended) and look very interesting. The stripes are more analogous to a catseye bead stone than just a plain stripe and the lines shift a bit when you tilt your fingers.
Although I'm not huge on the whole magnetic craze, I have to admit that they are fun. it's an easy mani to do when you want something fun and fast. I picked up a bottle of the Sally Hansen magnetic polish when I saw it in my local drug store for around $9. A little pricey, but these specialty polishes tend to be. The color is Red-y Response, a metallic-looking magenta. On the nails the color lightens a bit and it looks a bit more purple than red while the stripes darken to almost black.
I used the Sally Hansen magnet for all but my ring finger which is the star magnet from China Glaze Magnetix. I used one thin coat of the polish on my nails and let it dry, then another normal coat of polish and the magnet one nail at a time. I held the magnet over my nails for around 1 minute while I waited for the polish to dry, because this seems to give me the strongest magnetic image. Once it was completely dry I used my Seche Vite fast dry top coat to make it super shiny.
If you haven't used a magnetic polish yourself I recommend picking one of these up. They are red-ily available (pun intended) and look very interesting. The stripes are more analogous to a catseye bead stone than just a plain stripe and the lines shift a bit when you tilt your fingers.
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