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Showing posts with label OPI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OPI. Show all posts

Sunday, May 3, 2020

Blue Marble Stamping


Hello lovelies,

Happy Sunday! I did this mani ages ago, but never got around to posting it. It was when those marble design stamping plates were popping up everywhere last year. Such a fun way to create a marble design! I decided to use a more unusual colour for this marble and grabbed my new dark blue OPI "My car has Navy-gation" and took out my new stamping plate by Nicole Diary: Marble Artist Stamp Stencil 076.

Sunday, July 30, 2017

The Digit-al Dozen Birthday Mani - Moroccan Dream


Hello lovelies!

I am a day late with this happy birthday manicure, I'm sorry! We're celebrating the birthdays of fellow members Roselynn and Tracy with this Moroccan Dream manicure!

Monday, February 13, 2017

The Digit-al Dozen does Black - Metal


Hello lovelies!

So we're doing BLACK for this month's Digit-al Dozen! So a few things come to mind. Like black metal. So I did black metal! But I turned it into a literal interpretation of black and metal (because I felt like it) and this came out:

Monday, June 29, 2015

#LoveWins


Hi lovelies!

I'm a little late to jump on the #LoveWins bandwagon, but that is only because of my migraines, that have finally subsided. I'm very happy for all of the US, that they finally have marriage equality! I'm also a little proud, that we in The Netherlands, were the first to acknowledge it :) Our country has many flaws, but also many good things and we should appreciate those! Now onto the mani!

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

OPI Push and Shove nail art attempt


Hello lovelies,

I'm here again for a little. I had a party, so I required party nails. I decided to get my OPI "Push and Shove" from the Gwen Stefani collection finally out of the box and paint my nails with it. You probably read all kinds of reviews on this one, and know by now that you have to (HAVE TO) use the complimentary base coat "Lay Down That Base" first. So there I went: