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Showing posts with label Nails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nails. Show all posts

Sunday, November 6, 2011

The Art of Red Nails!!







BEST RED NAIL POLISHES FOR 2011 FALL /WINTER




OPI opi Red


OPI Red Hot Glam


Love as Always
Miss Amethyst



 Enjoy a Motion picture from
Glamour Daze



Monday, January 31, 2011

Nail Polish Reveiw: OPI Lucky Lucky Lavender

Hello Vintage Lovers,
Last week I purchased a nail polish from OPI called 'Lucky Lucky Lavender'. Its such a pretty color! Its a delicate purple! When I tryed the nail polish on , it surprised me how fast it dryed!! All it took was 2 coats plus base coat and it was dry in 15 minutes!! I also like how it lasts, and talk about how shiny it is!!!! :)
Its from the Hong Kong Spring 2010 OPI collection.



( The color is so pretty on her nails!)


Not only do I like the color but it also reminds me of 1960's Jackie -O,
it has a classy mod look to it!! I love it!!
Try it out!!
Have A Very Vintage Day
Tootles,
Miss Amethyst


Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Vintage Mani DIY !

Hi Vintage Lovers!
Here Is your at home guide to a vintage Mani!
Hope You love it!!!!
What you will need is a small bowl with soap and warm water, wooden pusher, cuticle remover oil, cuticle oil, nail buffer, nail file, non acetone remover, cotton balls,  lotion, top coat, base coat, red nail polish, and yourself!

Supplies

1) remove old polish. File nails before soaking in water (remember for a vintage look choose a nail shape that is in the oval family , and do not saw your nail back and forth, that makes nails weak and break off, gently stroke in one direction)

2) soak for 5 -10 minutes ...relax.... you deserve it

3) take a orange wood stick and apply cuticle remover with a cotton wrapped on the stick. This is a safer way of removing dead tissue around your nail.

4) apply cuticle remover by pushing it back


5) one finished with all 10 finger , scrub under your nails with soap and warm water, to remove all dirt
7) apply cuticle oil on cuticles and buff nails with nail buffer  ( gently )
8) apply hand lotion
9) remove lotion oil from the natural nail by cleaning the nail with a cotton ball that has been soaked with non acetone



10) apply first coat (base coat) with 3 strokes starting in center then finish the two sides.


11) to create a half moon i find it easier to do the X technique. Apply the first line diagonal.

12) apply the second line, then fill in the moon then fill in the rest of the nail. Repeat on all nails and apply second coat of nail polish

13) apply top coat.  And remove polish that got on skin with a cotton on a wood stick with little bit of non acetone remover.

Finished! Lovely polished hand! Let dry for 30-45 minutes!

Polishes that I use:
Base Coat : OPI
Top Coat: OPI
Red Paint: Limited edition Fire and Ice Collection Revlon
I Hope you enjoyed my vintage Mani DIY!
Let me know if that work out for you!
Have A Very Vintage Day
Tootles
Miss Amethyst

Monday, December 6, 2010

Future Post!! Vintage Mani!

Hi There!!!
Today or tomorrow, I will be posting your go to guide on how to achieve vintage glamour on your nails!
I will show you how to prep your nails before polishing! Like we say in school" Nails are never tools!"
So as we like to take care of our skin and hair we should too pay attention to our nails!
Have A Very Vintage Day
Tootles
Miss Amethyst