So, I woke up today and it was SNOWING! I was so excited, as it is the very end of November and we still hadn't really had more than a dusting of snow. I wanted to incorporate the first real snow that I have seen this year into my manicure today, so I stamped a few snowflakes on my ring finger and thumb as accent nails!
A popular manicure technique making the rounds out there is called a "jelly sandwich." A jelly sandwich is when you layer glitter under a jelly polish, giving the glitter a subdued, milky look to it. So today, I decided to do a Konad jelly sandwich! When I stamped the snowflakes on with my white Konad polish, it almost seemed too stark against the delicate shine of the jelly. To cure the problem, I added two more coats of the hot pink Victorian on top of the stamping and I absolutely LOVE how it turned out. Subtle, shiny, with a hint of winter goodness lurking underneath.
So here we have today's NOTD, 4 coats of Revlon Victorian with accent fingers stamped with Konad Special Polish in White. Enjoy!
These were taken indoors, with diffused flash to show the juicy, shiny jelly quality of Victorian. It appears a bit more red in the pics than it does in real life.
Here are a few outdoor shots to show the true hot pink color of Victorian =)
Thanks for stopping by! See you all tomorrow =)
I like this :D
ReplyDeleteSo cute, totally wanna try this jelly sandwich thing now! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! What a good idea to sandwich the stamping like that.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, I'm enjoying it as well! I'll have to do the stamping jelly sandwich more often!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and subtle. These are lovely! Btw, I passed the Nail Art Friendly Blog badge to you in my latest blog post. :)
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looks realy pretty!
ReplyDeleteSUCH a good idea, Jacqui! I really like it.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with this manicure. Amazing job!!!
ReplyDeleteOh! What a soft and pretty jelly sandwich! I'm not so crazy about jellies, but this color is beautiful.
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