China Glaze Orange You Hot? with Gradient

 Hey guys! Orange You Hot?, from the Summer Neons collection, is one I picked up on sale a while back from Sally's. It's a bright neon orange with orange and silver shimmer. Because it is neon it does dry matte and needs top coat to be shiny. Picture is three coats with top coat.

 I had to try Orange You Hot? with L'Oreal Tweet Me sponged over the tips for a subtle gradient since they seemed great for each other.

Green Glitter Gradient

 Say that three times fast! We are still visiting family, we actually just left my parents on the East coast to visit my husbands family on the West coast and will be with them for the next week.
 This is OPI Stranger Tides for the base with Sinful Colors Open Seas, Wet N Wild Carribean Frost and TiNS The Surf Boy sponged over the tips in that order for a gradient effect. I think this has to be one of my favorite gradients, I love all the green shades together!

 The Surf Boy is a lime green glitter polish. It has stunning square iredescent glitter that you can see in the picture below. How pretty is that?

Revlon Chic

 Hey guys! I am writing this as we fly over the Pacific ocean right now. It's really weird for me, just thought I would share that with you all! Blogger has an app for tablets that will let you write a post without needing access to the internet, pretty cool, huh? It does have it's drawbacks; you need to understand HTML code somewhat and adding pictures is a pain but it is better than nothing!
 Revlon Chic is a dusty grey blue. At first I thought I wouldn't like it that much but it's really gorgeous! Picture is two coats, creamy and perfect.

 I added Wet N Wild Blue Moon on the tips for fun just to see what it would look like. It looks much better in person, the picture makes it seem very unblended.

Blue/Green Gradient with Glitter

 Hi guys! Anything planned for this Father's Day weekend? This is our last weekend in Japan, I'm excited to go somewhere new but at the same time sad to leave. We have a few things planned, mostly going out to eat food we probably will not be getting once we leave and hitting the mall arcade. 

 Anyways, I really wanted to do another gradient, I haven't done one in a while and wanted to play around. The base is Color Club Blue-Ming and I sponged on Wet N Wild Caribbean Frost on the tips. This color combination is much prettier in person, I really liked it. 

 And since you know I can't resist glitter I added OPI Fresh Frog Of Bel Air over the tips.

 What is your favorite color combo? 

St. Patrick's Day Gradient

 Gradients and glitter go perfect together, so when I was thinking about ideas for St. Patrick's day I wanted to do something pretty simple and those two came up first. I started off with OPI Designer...De Better! then sponged OPI Rising Star over the tips about half way up. 

 After that I used three thin coats NYX Enchanted Forest, a clear base with small, medium, and large green and holographic glitter, going about three quarters of the way up.

 Add top coat and that's it.

 This is so simple but I really like it. I think the gold, green and holo rainbow glitter are perfect for St. Patrick's Day.

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