Of course, none of this prevents me from attempting to franken quite often.
Which leads to this polish. This wasn't the result of careful planning and thought, but of a broken nail polish bottle emergency where I was determined not to let a beautiful polish go to waste. I dropped one of the polishes from this post. Luckily it wasn't my favorite one or I would have gotten in my car right then and drove to Ulta for a replacement.
It's hard to mix non-holos with holos and still keep the holographic effect. This is a mix of LA Splash Tidal Wave and Sally Hansen Magical Nail Makeup in Copper Cauldron. Copper Cauldron is a long discontinued holo that I bought on eBay. I haven't taken a picture of this one by itself yet, but you can see swatches from the all-mighty Google. I think the polish turned out okay, but I'm never done. I'm already thinking of things I can add to improve it. Also, I couldn't think of a name. I'm terrible at naming so I just call this Plum Holographic. I'm going pretend I don't fail at naming and just call myself practical for picking something descriptive.
Bottle picture in the sun |
Taken in full sun |
Thank you for reading and have a nice day/night/whatever!
very cool..i luv the plum in it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jess!
ReplyDeleteHow do you franken nail polish? I would love to know!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love this! I've never been brave enough to franken, but now I'm tempted :o)
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ReplyDeleteYou just take an empty bottle of nail polish, or one that has enough missing and pour other colors of polish in that you think would make a pretty mix. I learned how from Dr. Frankenpolish's blog and her post about how to franken. Here is the link.
http://drfrankenpolish.wordpress.com/2009/02/01/frankenpolish-101-a-crash-course-in-the-art-of-frankening/
@Rae
You should try it! I've made ugly colors so many times but the pretty ones make it worth.
Ooh I love this!!!
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