Halloween Smoosh Mani
Hi guys! Today I have a smoosh mani to share with you. I used some neon flakie polishes in green, orange and purple for a Halloween theme because I'm just so excited for Halloween manis. Unfortunately, the purple didn't end up looking purple enough, but I love how it looks. I also added some black and a bit of holo on top of that, and it came out looking pretty cool. I just painted on the polish onto the stamper, and it kind of separated and spread. It's during these times that I wish I knew how to make tutorials for you guys, because it's kind of difficult to explain. But anyway, the polish spread and I dabbed it onto my TwinkledT Glamour Mat to get some of the polish off. Once I was happy with what was left, I stamped it on my nail. The last thing to do was to apply top coat and add the studs.
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I hope you guys liked them. As always, thank you for stopping by and until next time.
-Ana
Products Used:
Orange: Love, Angeline "Mac-N-Tosh"
Green: Love, Angeline "Apple Blossom"
Purple: Love, Angeline "Spike's Crush"
Black: Serendipity Polish "Building My Empire"
Charcoal Holo: Serendipity Polish "CE0,000,000"
Top Coat: Seche Vite
Cuticle Guard Peel-Off Latex: Born Pretty Store item #36614
Short Clear Jelly Stamper: Born Pretty Store item #39374
Neon Studs: Born Pretty Store item #14438
Silicone Mat: TwinkledT Glamour Mat
*Giveaway Prizes: Love, Angeline "Mac-N-Tosh", "Apple Blossom", "Spike's Crush"; Serendipity Polish "Building My Empire", "CE0,000,000"; TwinkledT Glamour Mat.
*Past Press Sample: Born Pretty Store Short Clear Jelly Stamper.
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