NOTD ~ Raspberry, Oreo, Daisy Surprise!

I would like to share a NOTD with you.
It is of a manicure I did for my mother.

I created this look with these ~

I did 2 coats of this nail polish. Oddly enough... This polish didn't have a name printed on it.. Just the number: 4451-01. If you can't find it with such limited info, I think any color can be used as a backdrop for this look. But... If you'd like to try to find colors like this one, think of ones that are a raspberry creme color like OPI Hoodoo Voodoo:

Next up I used the following colors for the daisies ~

New York Color 134A

New York Color 119A Black Lace Creme

I used this 'Dotting Tool' to make the flowers. On the left hand, I did 3 white flowers with 3 black dots. To make the flower shape, I took a small blob of white polish and made 5 dots tried to visualize a flower and its petals. Then I took the other side of the dotter and took a tiny bit of black to make a small center. I did the same procedure on the right hand, except I made 2 black flowers with white centers. I like doing asymmetrical designs.

I used Seche Vite as the top coat to protect the manicure & nail art designs.

That's it! Hope today was a good one. If it wasn't, change your polish color!

NOTD

I would like to share a NOTD with you. It is of a manicure I did for my mother.

I created this look with these ~

I used 1 coat of OPI ridge-filler first. 2 coats of IsaDora Frosty Stone for the polish. Then I finished with Seche Vite top coat. I think this nude color looks really pretty on her. Perfect for a professional office setting.




That's it! Hope today was a good one.
If it wasn't, change your polish color!

NOTD

I would like to share my NOTD with you.

I created this look with these ~





2 coats of Zoya Luna as base


2 coats of OPI Mad as Hatter


Deborah Lippman Happy Birthday - I did this as one coat, but then dotted it wherever looked too scant (in terms of glitter).


Finished up with Seche Vite

That's it! Hope today was a good one.
If it wasn't, change your polish color!