Showing posts with label P2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label P2. Show all posts

Saturday, September 4, 2010

My Stash

Hello!

I am back home from my first few days at University. It is pretty hectic there, especially with no laptop to keep me updated. I might go crazy if I can't catch up on my favourite blogs!

Here I am (for a few days at least) and I have something special to share with you guys.

Since I moved to my Residence, I organized all my polishes into a drawer. So here goes nothing, this is my stash...




It is not as big as some of the great bloggers out there, but slowly I am growing. People at my school now think of me as the crazy nail polish girl who has an entire drawer to fit it all!

Hope you enjoy!

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Gorgeous! By P2

Isn't that gorgeous? It actually is. This is called Gorgeous! by P2 Color Victim. And it lives up to the name.
It is a purple sparkly silver shiny polish that looks sort of metallic and holographic depending on lighting. I am not even a purple fan, but this is really pretty.

You can sort of see in this picture that the silver is in streaks throughout the bottle, but on the nail they just blend really well.

It is super shiny and reflective, and look stunning in the sunshine. I am really liking this polish more and more.

What do you think?

Sunday, July 4, 2010

My Basic French Mani



Alright, so here is my first attempt at a real french manicure. Seems simple right? White tips and a pink or nude nail. Well for an average, and slightly clumsy, beginner, I wanted to see how simple it really was.


If you are anything like me you cannot free hand the tips. So I turned to the guide strips. Using these was a bit of a challenge at first, trying to line them up to form a nice line at the right height. I am sure with more practice you can figure out where to put them without taking many many attempts and wasting time like I did.


The next step was painting the tips, which I was successful in doing. Waiting for the tips to dry allowed me time to chose a polish. My choice was P2 Colour Victim, in Charming. This is said to be long lasting and extra shiny. It was a pinky gold colour, with lots of shimmer, which really appealed to me.






So after wrestling my guide strips off, I cleaned up the minor smudges that bled under my guides with a Q-Tip dipped in nail polish remover. Then I painted two coats of my pink on top of the nail and tip. After that dried I used a clear top coat, just to seal in my new fancy manicure.


So overall I would say that a french mani done with guide strips is relatively easy. And I am sure for those of you who are not as handicapped in the art of polishing,you will get stunning results with much less struggle than I did.



I love this idea because it looks very fancy and professional, but can be done by anyone. If I can do it so can you, trust me!
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