Wednesday, July 29, 2009

New OPI Additionals To My Collections






This is the OPI that I received today, My Private Jet. Decided to get this colour because I saw the display outside Jean Yip nail salon @ Jurong Point the other day. Immediately SMSed Tammy and asked if she had stock for this colour...haha...bad habit again...see nice colour always SMS Tammy check for stock availability...as seen on picture 1, this colour had diamond dust...the reason why I bought it.

New Essie Additionals To My Collections


Got the Essie and the OPI i bought from Tammy today. All 3 colours from Essie are pink...light pink, pearl pink and hot pink...Lol...from Left to Right are: Mademoiselle, Room with a view and Mod Squad. Saw from Essie official website that Mademoiselle was voted for the Readers' Choice Award Winner. A light pink that should be suitable for applying as french. Loved the hot pink, Mod Squad, nice, nice colour. Had been in love in hot pink recently. Previously I had bought 3 other hot pink by OPI. First time buying hot pink from another brand.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Short Nails?? No Problem!


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Broke my nails on Monday :( I was preparing to have my nails to be drawn when I go Taipei in coming August...had to trim all my nails short...might be something good too cos I had my long nails for more than 6 months! Maybe I should try gel nails one of these days :) although I had short nails I still do design on them...lol...I did very simple gradiation so they won't look plain at all.


Here's how I did:

Colours used: Base & Top coat both from The Faceshop, TINS The Aurora Mist and TINS The Pink Sapphire

1. Apply 1 coat of base coat on nail, let dry.

2. Apply 2 coats of TINS The Aurora Mist (Pic 1), let dry.

3.Apply half of the nails with TINS The Pink Sapphire(Pic 2). Let dry.

4. Lastly apply 2 coats of top coat, and it is done (Pic 3 and 4)!

Friday, July 17, 2009

Essie Island Hopping


Nice colour!

Applying Essie Island Hopping after shaping my nails to round shape. I remembered applying St. Lilac the last time but find their nail colours quite 'watery' state...don't really like...yesterday try applying Essie again, still I find their lacquer 'watery' compared to other brands which I had used before. The first coat was uneven, but when I applied the second coating...I changed my opinion on Essie :) I realised that the 'watery' lacquer actual helps me to apply the colour on my nails easier. No worries about the nail colour would had been dried up abit even I haven't finish applying the whole nail. Look very glossy even before applying any top coat :)

I'm sure to be ordering more Essie from now.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Shaping My Nails


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Realised that the shape of my nails are like becoming harder to shape into the straight shape...so I decided to shape my nails to round shape instead...sort of not getting use to round shape...took pictures of my nails before and after...which do you prefer more? :)

Saturday, July 11, 2009

My Simple Tutorial Nails - ENN-101/ END-201 W/ Eternal Sticker Pa148


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This is the current design that I'm wearing now on my nails, as mentioned previously on my blog I will try the combination of ENN-101 and END-201. Liked this combination, ENN-101 is the shiny dust type. I used it as my base and END-201 for my french. END-201 gives a silvery and glittery colour. Nice combination. Here's the steps how to do this design, I didn't took the pictures step by step as on previous few tutorials I had demo how to use faceshop french stickers.

Base/ top coat used: Both from Faceshop
Colours used: Eternal ENN-101 and END-201
3D Sticker used: Eternal Pa148

1. Apply 1 coat of faceshop base coat (Refer to picture 4, 1st bottle). Let dry.

2. Apply 2 coats of Eternal ENN-101 (Refer to picture 4, 3rd bottle). Let dry.

3. Paste french stickers on the nails, apply 2 coats of Eternal END-201 (Refer to picture 4, 4th bottle). Let dry.

4. Remove the french stickers stripes, paste Eternal 3D stickers Pa148 across the french line to each desired nail size. Use an orange stick to paste on each sticker to make sure every sticker is well set on.

5. Apply 2 coats of top coats on every nail, let dry. Done!

Friday, July 10, 2009

My Simple Tutorial Nails - TINS Macaron Framboises W/ PA Stickers Peta39


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Lol...actually didn't want to take a picture of my toes design but when I reached home I looked at my own feet with my shoes on...then I just took out my handphone automatically...heehee...I liked this combination of TINS Macaron Framboises with PA Sticker Peta39. Is a sweet pink with fine glitters, blink blink. By applying top coat on it makes this colour even more nicer...Peta39 is a very simple designed nail sticker, is those flat type and the size of each stickers suit our first toe very well :) only pasted my first toe with nail stickers cos the rest of my toes are small. Here's the steps:

Base/ top coat used: Both from Faceshop

Colour used: TINS Macaron Framboises

Sticker used: PA Peta39

1. Apply 1 coat of base coat (Refer picture 2, 1st bottle), let dry.

2. Apply 2 coats of TINS Macaron Framboises (Refer picture 2, 3rd bottle), let dry.

3. Paste Eternal sticker Peta39 (Refer picture 2) on the 1st toe of each feet.

4. Apply 2 coats of top coat (Refer picture 2, 3rd bottle), let dry. It's done!

My Simple Tutorial Nails - Eternal ENW-303/ OPI Rose Petals W/ Flowers & Bullion Balls


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This is one of the design which I like very much. Simple yet nice.

Base/ top coat used: Both from The Faceshop
Colours used: Eternal ENW-303 and OPI Rose Petals
Stickers used: PA71, PA155 and The Faceshop french stickers
Bullion balls used: Silver colours, size 1mm

Steps are as follows:
1. Apply 1 coat of base coat, let dry.
2. Apply 2 coats of OPI Rose Petals (Pic 1), let dry.
3. Paste the french stickers across every nail and apply 2 coats of Eternal ENW-303 as french (Pic 2). Let dry. Remove the french stickers (Pic 3).
4. Paste a Eternal 3D flowery nail stickers on each nail (Pic 4), depending on your nail sizes. Pick the suitable flowers from Eternal 3D stickers PA71 and PA155 (Pic 8). The flower must not be too big for each nail else there won't be enough space to add the bullion balls (Pic 9).
5. Brushing top coat over the remaining french line that is not cover by the 3D stickers. Use an orange stick to pick up silver bullion balls and line the bullion balls on the brushed french line (Pic 5).
6. Apply 2 coats of top coat on every nail. Let dry. And finish! (Pic 6).

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

New TINS Additionals To My Collections


Left to Right: 409, 017, 023, 016
TINS nail colours always looked very delicious to me, haha. I feel that they are already very nice even without any nail stickers design on them. Made in Japan, recognised by many nail salon around the world. I've only 9 bottles of TINS right now, hoping that I'll get at least 50 of them...haha...still a long way to my target...

New Eternal Additionals To My Collections


Left to Right: END-201, ENN-101, ENT-1202, END-214

Sweet colours, ENN-201 and ENT-1202 have those shiny dust effect on them. END-201 is those glitters type, I'm sure will look nice for applying french. END-201 and ENN-101 matches very well. I'm going to try using END-201 as base and END-201 for french one of these days :)

OPI Overexposed In South Beach



Finally I'm able to post picture on my blog...there was some problem since last week and I'm grateful that the problem is now solved :)
I applied OPI Overexposed In South Beach from the South Beach Collection, after applying this colour, I felt that I looked much more fairer...haha

Thursday, July 2, 2009

OPI Banana Bandanna



Yesterday I removed my design and applied on with OPI Banana Bandanna, nice colour! The colour really look close to a banana...lol...but I didn't did a good job on painting the colour on my nails...took a picture of my nails to share this colour with everyone :)