Rocking the Seventies again!

Decided after a couple days wearing pale pink and lavender ::::GAG:::: for the bridal magazine (nothing personal, I just think I look like I have old lady hands with those colors) I wanted to try the graphic brush stroke nail art style, where after applying a base color, you wipe off almost all of the polish on another color before swiping it randomly on the nail- it fit quite well with a shirt I was wearing today. Base is a FAVE base- China Glaze Kalahari Kiss, the light olive is OPI UhOh Roll Down the Window and the darker green is Zoya Noot. I did dots with Sally Hanson Salon Sequin Scandal. Two layers of topcoat to smooth.

MSMD AUTUMN!!!

I got so excited when I saw this pop up in Pinterest. Some of most loved and well used polishes were included, not to mention dotting, my favorite technique. I modified the colors a hair, using China Glaze Kalahari Kiss as the base, Brownstone, Desert Sun and Mahogany Magic for the flowers. Seche Vite to cover.

Anti Glitter Earth Tone Ombre

Needed another break from heavy glitters- I went with some of my most favorite China Glaze polishes- so fave I have back ups for three of these- this is two coats of the darker colors, three of the others, HKGirl topcoat. Ahhhh creamy goodness!

Kalahari Kiss, Desert Sun, Mahogany Magic, Brownstone, Midtown Magic

NOTD-Utopia Hibiscus again!

I can't get enough of this red/coral/green/yellow/white/holo lovely! I layered it over bright green last time, but I tried the faintly yellowed pale tan known as China Glaze Kalahari Kiss this time for a more unusual pairing.  Application was pretty easy, a bit of pushing and shoving for the larger glitters, but overall a great experience. Gelous is necessary and Poshe topcoat. Could use a second layer of TC I think though.
All pics taken near open window.