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Hello dear readers,
As the title suggests, today I have a glequin half-moon manicure to show you:
As the title suggests, today I have a glequin half-moon manicure to show you:
The base is a no-name, no-number shade from a Polish brand called Glamour. I bought it in Poland three years ago for about 50p but judging from how much is still in the bottle, I haven't used it often. The quality isn't great (not a surprise considering the price) and the colour isn't as bright as the bottle suggests so I think this will be the last time I use it.
After creating my half-moon manicure, I painted my nails with my top coat and applied silver glequins (pieces of glitter) to the edge of each half-moon using a small wooden stick.
I love how effective this design is, especially considering how simple it was to create. I can't wait to try it again using different colours.
What do you think girls? How do you incorporate glequins into your nail designs?
Bye for now,
Laura
It's a very festive mid-week mani :)
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DeleteOooh very pretty! I would love to incorporate glequins into my manis but haven't got round to buying any yet. D'oh. Lol but I have a zillion ideas in my head as to how I would use them! Better hurry up and get myself some then, hadn't I?! Where did you purchase yours btw?
ReplyDeleteThey're really easy to use. What's holding you back?! I got mine from Born Pretty Store, 12 colours for $4/5 I think.
DeleteHonestly I don't know! Ok I shall buy some asap! =)
DeleteI think it's very pretty! I must get myself some glequins!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You definitely should!
DeleteThis is fantastic!
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DeleteNever heard of this brand before. Must be new. Your manicure is lovely though.
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DeleteThe polish colour looks really nice, you can't tell it's not great quality! I love these glequins. I must get myself some xx
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