#97 FURY

Just some crazy mix'n'match marble art.

Done with:

From left to right:

Skin food in Neon Orange,

Maxfactor in 27 Cool Jade,

Chanel in 577 Mimosa,

and China Glaze in Spontaneous

#90 Clunky

Nothing even matches but I kinda like my nail art chaotic and crazy. White base with some random rhinestones and decent marble art on top.

Done with:

From left to right:

American Apparel in Palm Beach (I think this one is slowly turning into my favourite polish...),

essie in Navigate Me,

no name white polish from Vietnam,

China Glaze in Spontaneous,

Skin Food in Neon Orange,

and

Top coat from Sephora for the rhine stones to stick properly

#86 Little hearts

Crappy hearts done with paper stencils which was a shitty idea because the paper gets soaked and the edges smear.

The base is American Apparel in Palm Springs, but I wanted it to look a little bit lighter, so I painted some beyu No. 192 on top. Not sure if you can really tell the difference from the photos above and below.

this is supposed to look like a lighter beige/nude

In clockwise order: 

beyu No. 192

American Apparel in Palm Springs

Max Factor in Cool Jade

China Glaze in Spontaneous

Catrice in Robert's Red Ford

#84 PSYCHEDELIC

I'm really sorry but I took so many pictures of my marble art nails... The colours really change with different light.

Done with:

China Glaze in Spontanious,

Max Factor in Cool Jade,

Astor in 208

and a Sephora gel top coat

I used the Astor one as a base, which is a light pink shade with pearl:

#35 Akatsuki

Introducing the colour 'Spontanious' by China Glaze, or how I rather call it, Akatsuki purple.

If you are a Naruto fan, you will understand.

I have this lookbook outfit where I wore this epic t-shirt from Uniqlo (which belongs to my sister xP), and nobody seemed to notice it or even know Naruto or even question why the heading is 'bad'.

 (-.-)

#29 Purrr-ple Kitty

Ok, sorry for another extremely stupid title, again.

The Purple colour is called Spontanious, by China Glaze (I scratched the letters from the bottle), the leo spots are made with the Blue from the H&M set, featured in the former blog entry.