This is a white jelly base with white and copper hex glitters and micro black glitters. It applies like butter and I hardly had to do any special glitter placement to get the larger hexes distributed. I put this on and immediately fell in love.
Actually, I fell in love all over again. See, there's a bit of a story about this polish and me.
It started on Facebook.
Amy and I were talking and she showed me and a few other people a photo of one of her newest creations, a white jelly with copper and white hex glitters and micro-fine teal glitter. I said, and I quote, "OMGosh, you need to do this with black glitter instead of the teal! It would look exactly like granite!" She thought it was such a great idea she immediately made and swatched it and showed me the photo.
Love. At. First. Sight.
Of course I had to get a bottle!
And then I HAD to wear it when it got to me!
And then I had another brilliant idea: matte top coat! If my nails resembled a polished counter-top with a glossy top coat then they would look like a water-rounded stone with the matte coat.
Oh. My. Gosh. Fantastic!
And then: nail art!
I'm a bit of a nut for steampunk and I saw someone else do free handed cogs in a manicure so I said to myself, "if she can do it so can I!" And so I did. And I LOVE IT! <3
And of course after seeing these photos all I want to do is use Granite again!
1 comment:
I LOVE steampunk!! What a fantastic job with the cogs and such a good idea! I want to do that, too! <3
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