Go Green

GO GREEN with this simple gradient green dots nail art. See another similar gradient green nail art which I did 2 years ago HERE.

Polishes used are - Revlon's Jaded and Emerald City, Urban Outfitter's Girrl Like You, Butter London's Jaded Jack and Cotton Buds, Charlotte Russe's "Unnamed" Dark Green Color.

Hexagonal Spiral

You all must know what a Prime/Ulam's spiral is (If not read about it here) and that's what today's nail art remind's me of - a Hexagonal Prime Spiral. I had this design in my mind for a long time and I knew I wanted it to be coral. What I didn't know was how it would look with the other colors I choose to go with it.

So when I started doing this design I tried to stick to my favorite(read safe) theme with coral, which is white. I painted my nail with Cotton Bud's from Butter London and when it was dry using a fine nail art brush and my favorite coral polish from Charlotte Russe, I painted these hexagonal spirals. And then added tiny dots in between. Finally sealed it with my favorite top coat.

You can see my previous coral nail art here and here.

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Coral Love

There was a time when I didn't like Coral color at all. Now lately I have been liking this color a lot and incorporating it more in my wardrobe and day to day life. Now my day to day life includes nail art and how could that be left behind without a beautiful shade of Coral. Now you must remember me talking about this lovely Coral shade from Charlotte Russe some time ago. So using this same polish I created this nail art.

For this nail art I began by painting my nails with the base color of the coral polish. When it was little dry, using the nail poilsh brush itself I added broad white lines using Sally Hansen's Hard To Get. On top of that using a dotting tool I created flowers from two different shades of purple. Then along the white lines I added some lace pattern. The hardest part about this nail art was doing the intricate lace pattern along the white lines, it took a long time as it was very detailed.

To see the inspiration behind these nails, head over to my Instagram page.

You can also see the previous coral nails here.

Orange Dotticure

I see nail art inspirations everywhere...in flowers, in movies, in fabrics, in paintings, etc etc. I also see nail art inspirations in fellow bloggers work. Some of them are so good that sometimes I can't help but recreate their exact nail art (You have seen that happen here and here). The nail art that I am sharing with you all today is one of those which I recreated after an inspiration from my favorite nail art blogger Sophie.

This nail art was really easy to recreate. The polishes that I have used here are - OPI's On the same Paige, Charlotte Russe's Orange Creme and Sally Hansen's Hard to Get.

Hope you like it.

Orange Creme

Hi all, you remember me talking about the Charolotte Russe polishes before, and how they don't have any names. So today I am sharing another such beautiful polish from Charlotte Russe and I like to call this polish as Orange Creme, coz it reminds me on Orange Creme popsicle. I love this shade, its so soothing and lovely at the same time. Instead of just doing a simple swatch, I decided to add some fun french tips to it.

Pastel Retro Colorblock

Hi All, today I am sharing with you all another retro colorblock nail art which I did with pastel color's this time. You can see the previous retro colorblock look here.

The polishes that I have used are - Sally Hansen's Green with Envy, Revlon's Cupid, Revlon's Lily and Charlotte Russe's orange cream color.

Hope you like it and if you do let me know in the comments section below :)

Colorblocking

Colorblocking is a trend which is here to stay for few more years. I love colorblocking and often experiment with this trend on my nails. You can see some of my previous colorblocked nails here and here. So for today's nail art I decided to use some bright colors which would look good together.

I like how all the colors compliment each other. The polishes that I have used are - Green is from Charlotte Russe. As I have mentioned before Charlotte Russe polishes don't have any names. Yellow is Zoya's Darcy and Blue is Wet n Wild's I need a refresh-mint.

Gradient Green Dots

Happy Friday Lovelies. I think its the first time in the history of my blog, that I have posted nailart everyday of the week (Mon-Fri). So today's nail art is gradient green dots.

The above and below shots are taken by my hubby who is an awesome photographer when it comes to macro shots. My nails look really well in both the pictures and the gradient dots are captured really well( I think I should have him do all my nail shots from now on, what say??? )

The polishes that I have used are: White - SinfulColor's Snow Me White. Green polishes from light to dark shades are - Revlon's Jaded, Urban Outfitters Girrl Like You, Sally Hansen's Green With Envy, Revlon's Emerald City, Charlotte Russe's "Unnamed" Dark Green Color.

Hope you like this simple nail design. Have a wonderful weekend.

Floral : Coral Nails

Happy Friday, everyone. I recently discovered nail polishes at Charlotte Russe store. The unique thing about these polishes is that they don't have any names. These polishes are reasonably priced and you can find them 2 for $6.00 at most of the Charlotte Russe stores.

I have been looking for a coral nail polish for the longest time. And my search for it ended at Charlotte Russe when I fond this perfect shade of Coral. Immediately I had to try it and that too with an interesting nail design.

So here is my take on this polish. With some floral and my favorite polka dots, the outcome was very attractive.
Coral polish : Charlotte Russe.
White polish : Sally Hansen's Hard to Get.
Silver polish : Sally Hansen's Celeb City.