Ruby White Tips, Bed of Nails Swatch

Today I have a treat for you. A squishy jelly-licious shard-tad tic polish called Bed of Nails from Ruby White tips linked here. This polish is easily my favourite ever RWT, and as you guys know I've got quite a few of those. It was like butter in formula even though it was so shard intense, and these particular shards were delicate and fire rainbows. Just amazing. This is two coats with topcoat.

This is the first of a few soon to be released polishes from RWT, and I have a few more to come!

Cheers all,

Jindie, Skittlette

So this look is just awesome and I'm still wearing it. Even redid one finger that chipped, that's how much I love it. I'm a big neon, dots AND of course Jindie fan. The indie accent finger is Betty's Fetti Milkshake, which of course you guys have seen on my hands a ton because it's my very favorite. I dotted using black acrylic on some Color Club Neons, and my floral design was acrylic neons in a matching colour. This look was inspired by a yellow similar design The Little Canvas posted on Instagram linked here.

Side note, that Jindie is in just one coat! I just loved pulling the corresponding colours from the itty-bitty micro glitter.

Cheers all,

Numbers and Signs, Bundle Monster Stamping

I've been on a mission lately to try out unused plates, so this look was simply two images I've never used. I stamped Sinful Colors Endless Blue on OPI My Boyfriend Scales Walls and used the and symbols and numbers from Bundle Monster. I thought this was pretty cute on. I've also been testing my polish to see which colours stamp and Endless Blue stamps pretty well if you have it. 

Dive in to your plates and try something you wouldn't normally try!

Cheers all,

Dragon Claw Polish Review, Sherbert Collection

So today I have some more summery and hot neon polishes up for Swatch and Review. These are from Dragon Claw Polish, and this was my first...and wonderful experience with them! The shop for these is  linked here. I was kindly sent two neon jellies from the summer collection releasing on the 8th. First up I have Blazing Banana, this is two coats over one coat of white. These polishes were both buildable to opacity in three, but as they are super intense I used the white to really make them pop. Formula on this one was amazing, and not streaky at all as with some neons. The photos came out surprisingly accurate for a neon, these really are this intense. This one guys, MUST have if you love bright neons.

Next up is Wonderous Watermelon. This one was equally intense and amazing but like most neon pinks hated me and my camera. This is also two coats over white. It was so hot in person! I do apologize for the 'feedback' in the pictures, which I always find irritating when I swatch neon pinks. But I have an idea for some art using both of these that will hopefully relax during its photo shoot.

Aren't these just the most blasting neons you've seen in a while? I got so many comments on these when I wore them. The shop for Dragon Claw Polish is linked here. I really do recommend you check out these and the rest of the collection.

 Cheers all,

Indie Polish, Green Stamp

This look I loved! Just look at how Crash looked matte! For this I used Sinful Colors Endless blue to stamp these abstract flowers from the Moyou Pro Plate 15. I then dotted in the centre dots with my teensiest dotting tool in acrylic. I really like adding to stamped images to give them that something extra.  

Hope everyone had a great weekend. I know I had one of those great weekends where everyone just has fun and just spends a ton of quality time together.

Cheers all,

Indie Polish, Neon and Circles

This design was a Zip to make...see what I did there? Anyway, this is two coats of My Indie Polish Zip plus some simple white dotting. This was fun in person, like racing stripes! This polish, as with all in this collection didn't even require a white base for this level of hotness!

I matted this out and wore this one for a few days.

Cheers all,

Indie Polish, Splash Floral

This is an awesome quick and cute look inspired by the Lacquerologist and her splash florals. I did this in acrylic over two coats of the amazing Pow from My Indie Polish reviewed last week. Last I checked this one was still available too. I used a lighter pink, black and white acrylic as well as my tiny detail brush and a dotting tool.

You guys this look is easy enough for beginners so definitely give it a try.

Cheers all,