Two requests!

Hello readers,

This is my second post of the day, and both of these designs were requests from some lovely ladies who contacted me on facebook (Nat Kat Nails) If you have a request, please drop a comment or contact me on facebook. The first picture was a request for some peacock nails and the second picture was a request for some zebra print nails.

Would you wear these nails? If so, which is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below!

Finger Paints Art You Wondering swatch!

Hello readers,

Sorry I haven't posted in a while, i'm doing swatches again so in the meantime I'd like to show you my swatches of a stunning glitter polish. Art You Wondering is a lightly teal tinted jelly with lots of teal/ emerald green fine glitter. This polish can't be used much as a glitter topper, or over colors that are not similar to the glitter colors so it's better for layering over a green or teal color. I layered two coats of Art You Wondering over one coat of China Glaze Shower Together, and the results were beautifully eye catching. It was difficult for my camera to capture the color perfectly, the polish is leaning more towards a green in person, but not a huge difference. It dries fairly smooth, but I used topcoat anyways. On to the pictures!

 This last picture was taken in direct sunlight, you can see all the lovely glitter here!

Really stunning, any lover of blue/ teal and glitter polishes would definitely want this in their collection, stunning! The removal was a bit difficult because all of the fine glitter but nothing terrible. What do you think of this polish? Let me know in the comments below!

Blacklight reactive triangles with rhinestones!

Hello readers,

I recently bought some inexpensive blacklight reactive nail polish, since i'm waiting to buy the new Illamasqua Paranormal collection because it's pretty expensive. The polish used in this has no name, but it's a really pretty teal that looks almost like a minty green in some lighting, and comes in an edgy skull shaped nail polish bottle.

The polish was pretty sheer, but nothing terrible. I've applied two thicker coats, top coat, and then painted in small triangles using black acrylic paint and a detail brush before applying the rhinestones.

Under blacklight!

These were really fun and eye catching while I had them. What do you think of this mani? Let me know in the comments below!