I did a kind of, sort of gradient featuring 3 of the new polishes I just got from the Julep November collection, "
Right at Home". Or maybe it's more of a color block, as all I did was one coat of the the cherry red creme Sheila followed by the deep orange cream Brielle on the bottom half of my nail.
It actually looked really cool that way, and I was thinking about using a matte top coat and calling it a day. However, I'm currently infatuated with the red and orange glitter bomb "Autumn", so there you go.
The orange and red colors are close enough that they do seem to melt into each other, and the glitter adds a lovely glowing ember effect. It's rather gray and gloomy out today as I'm typing this, so looking at my nails is making me feel a bit more warm and cozy.
The formula of the creams was very nice and they could be one coaters with careful application. The glitter was easy to work with and what you see above is one coat, no fishing or dabbing of glitter required. I finished with Julep's Freedom topcoat, which amped up the shine a bit more.
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| Brielle, Sheila |
Linking up with The Nail Files hosted by Jennie at Well Shut the Front Door!
More gorgeous reds in the Nail Files this week! I love how we're so often in tune with each other lol!! I am loving the glitter you used!
ReplyDeleteThe colors do melt together but it helps when you view it large sized. Lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteSoo pretty! I love how you pose with the flowers :3
ReplyDeleteI love when pretty nails can brighten up a grey day - because we get LOTS of grey days up here in Vancouver this time of year! Autumn is such a pretty glitter!
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Very pretty! You wear reds so well! I PROMISE that I haven't forgotten about the "What you love about fall" post. I'm hoping to have it up later this week (but we'll see, haha!). I'm just so freaking behind with blogging. *headdesk* Stupid life! ;)
ReplyDeleteNo worries! Get it up if and when is good for you - blogging should be fun :-)
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