31 Days of October... Dot's French Tips

Hey everybody:) Today I have a simple and cute way to dress up your boring french tips, dots! Yup its that easy to go from boring to whats hot... adding a few dots in Fall colors and maybe a sticker is just what the doctor ordered for Fall! I started out with a basic french tip and then added orange (China Glaze Stoked to Soaked) and black (Salon Perfect Oil Slick) dots, I always like a little more so I also added a spider sticker to my ring finger. Here is my Dot's French Tips.

I love this mani and if you're not ready for orange and black try other Fall colors! Leave me a comment and tell me what you think of this mani!

Happy Polishing Everyone!
Love,
~Anne~

31 Days of October... Jack the Pumpkin King!

Hey everybody:) Today I have a really cute Jack the Pumpkin King mani to share with y'all, I first saw this on Pinterest by Botanic Nails. The mani in her picture made me want to try these out, and I love them! I started out with my base colors white and orange. Made dots on my pointer finger in black and orange and the started on Jack's head, after that had time to dry I then took striping tape and made the black lines under Jack's head. Here is my version of Jack the Pumpkin King!

Oh how I love Halloween! These nails are down right adorable! Leave me a comment and let me know what you think of this mani.

Happy Polishing Everyone!
Love,
~Anne~

31 Days of October... Flame On!

Hey everybody:) Today I have a drag Flame marble to share with y'all. I was sitting around the other day thinking of what reminds me of October, well burning leaves and bonfires popped in my head... so why not do a flame mani:) For this mani I started off with Zoya Storm, quickly followed by Color Club Mamba and then "drag" with a toothpick, and then China Glaze Stoked to be Soaked "drag" and finally a dot of Zoya Darcy and "drag" again. All colors were done in a quick session as to be able to do the drag marble. Here is my Flame On mani.

                                                                                                                                                                   I LOVE the way this turned out! FYI this mani will have to dry for a great deal of time so don't try unless you have the time! Leave me a comment and tell me what you think of this mani:)

Happy Polishing Everyone!
Love,
~Anne~

China Glaze Collection Off Shore Swatch and Review

Hey everybody:) I was sent 6 of the new China Glaze collection Off Shore for me to review. You can find more at China Glaze , this set is due out June 2014. With 12 new colors I can't wait to see the other 6, I'm really loving the ones I received... Here we go!

If In Doubt, Surf It Out is a light orange cream. This polish was pretty but blended in with my skin tone a little too much, not that crazy about this color on me:(

Wait N' Sea is a Aqua cream that is just my favorite out of the collection ♥. Make sure you have a base coat so no staining accrues. Kinda reminds me of a pool waiting to be jumped into!

Feel the Breeze is a baby pink neon cream. Now I thought this polish was just another pink, but this one is a keeper... looks great with a tan! Kinda reminds me of Flip Flop Fantasy just without the the tangerine color mixed in the polish.

Sea's The Day is a rich red cream. This polish is a perfect strawberry color and looks good enough to eat! What a great color... I just sometimes don't have words to share that help describe polishes, this is a perfect summer red.

I Sea The Point is a bright neon blue cream. In the bottle I thought this was a bulrpule color and would go on like the others... it did and didn't, the polish almost dried like a neon but not all the way matte, kinda strange!

Stoked To Be Soaked is a primary orange cream. I thought I was going to hate this color on but it surprised me in a great way! This polish has a touch of shimmer that makes it shine and complements my skin color that I thought no orange could ever do!

So all in all this collection gets a big A+. I loved all the colors and the way they will work great for summer. One thing I wanted to mention is that these polishes didn't have the formula like I was use to with China Glaze and they were a-tad watery but still wore in two coats. So leave me a comment and tell me what you think of these pretties.

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Happy Polishing Everybody!
Love,

~Anne~