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Since I've been taking this stroll down Colorama memory lane, I decided to show the mani I talked about using Marshmallow Glaze with Cherry Tips. I did this one two different ways to show you guys. Let me know which you like better! And if I didn't tell you when I swatched Marshmallow Glaze, let me tell you now. It goes on like a freakin' dream! Great, even coverage and I actually like their brush. It's a little wider than I usually go for, but it works well!
I started with a base coat of SH Double Duty. For the first mani, I then painted on two coats of Colorama's Marshmallow Glaze and followed it up with a coat of SV. Then I taped off my tips and painted on Colorama's Cherry Tips. Finished this off with a coat of SV. Painting the tips last allows the red to really pop.
Then, I did the mani again. But this time, I painted my tips red immediately following the base coat and topped them with SV. And then I painted two coats of Marshmallow Glaze over the whole nail, including the tips. This results in a muted tip that almost looks like a frosted pink. This is a little more conservative with less pop. It kind of unifies the whole mani. What do you think? Which do you like better?
Have a fantabulous weekend everyone!
24 February 2012
Feature Friday - Cherry-Tipped Marshmallows
Labels:
Colorama,
Fun French,
Red,
Sally Hansen,
Seche Vite,
White
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ooooo I like the cherries on top of the marshmallow! So pretty! Now why is all this nail polish talk making me want a sundae?
ReplyDeleteOh, man!!! Now I want a sundae! LOL
DeleteI loved the first one. The pop of bright red was awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Deletepretty pretty! wish i could do french tips that well!
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