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Press samples
This week's manicure was a bit of a fail as I did not get the effect I wanted, but I guess it cleaned up well enough that I received a few compliments on my nails. When I showed my husband he said it looked like "bacteria growing in petri dish" hence the name of the post. To me, my nails reminded me of the Ishihara Test for colour blindness! Nonetheless, I never like redoing my nails or hiding my failures so here we are this week with bacterial nail art!
This week's manicure was a bit of a fail as I did not get the effect I wanted, but I guess it cleaned up well enough that I received a few compliments on my nails. When I showed my husband he said it looked like "bacteria growing in petri dish" hence the name of the post. To me, my nails reminded me of the Ishihara Test for colour blindness! Nonetheless, I never like redoing my nails or hiding my failures so here we are this week with bacterial nail art!
Green is one of my favourite colours to play around with so hopefully I feel creatively inclined to try a few different things this month. I haven't purchased any new shades as Lord knows I am still making my way through a never-ending list of untrieds, but I have some new press samples for Spring that have arrived that look promising! For today's manicure, I had originally intended it to be a gradient dotticure, but I ended up doing too many dots so here we are...
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On My Nails:
(Base Coat) OPI Nail Envy Pink to Envy*
(Base Colour) CND Vinylux Cap & Gown*
(Bacteria) CND Vinylux Jellied*, CND Creative Play Carou-Celery* and CND Vinylux Get That Gold*
(Top Coat) CND Vinylux Weekly Long Wear Top Coat*
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