Hello nail polish lovers!
Today I have one of the last posts for The Crumpet's 33 Day Challenge, one week left! Its been nice to have outside ideas about what to do to try to get me out of my nail polish box, I will have to find more challenges to keep me going...although I will have a few reviews and more nail of the day coming soon.
Today's prompt was same pattern, different colours, which, to me, means stamping. So I started by painting each of my nails a different colour. My pinkie is OPI Alpine Snow, ring is Essie No Place Like Chrome, middle OPI Vant to Bite My Neck? and my index is Seche Risque. These are all one coat except for Bite My Neck which was a little streaky so I did 2 coats.
Once this was coated in SV and dried I began my stamping, choosing to run the stamping in the opposite direction of the base colours, darkest stamping on pinkie, lightest on index(you get the picture). You will notice that the stamping on my middle finger is a little wrinkled, that is what happens when everything is one coat except that finger and you don't let it dry quite long enough, but what are you going to do?
The pattern that I chose was Messy Mansion's In the Garden plate, an image of lattice and vines, which I totally fell in love with, like I do with all the MM plates that I own...she showed a prototype of a Book plate, which I cannot wait to come into production. For these images I used the same polishes as for the base, except for the white stamping, which is Konad white, and also my favourite completed nail.
I found this was a great way to see how different polishes transfer the same image and how background colours can change how an image appears and the colour it appears to be, the stamping on my pinkie finger is a totally different colour from the base on my index finger, and yet they are the same polish...something to keep in mind.
That is all for today, I may post tomorrow or Sunday depending on how life goes...I have a Christmas Party Sunday night so it may have to be tomorrow. I do have another of the Sally Hansen Triple Shine polishes I would like to review so maybe I will post that.
Until then, polish happy!
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