Say hello to this plucky pistachio shimmer beauty that is Essie’s Fashion Playground!
To get a desired opacity, I applied three coats. In natural light, this pretty color shines with a subtle glimmer infused in the lacquer.
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Glitter and negative space designs are two of my favorite things. I figured it’s time I combined the two again. Here are today’s nails of the day:
I layered two coats of Essie’s Dive Bar ($8.50) on my nails and used a Q-tip dipped in polish remover to create a negative space line on the mysterious black blue nails. I filled in the negative space with Elf Cosmetics’ Midnight Mystery ($2) and applied three coats of the glitter polish on the accent.
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I recently added Essie’s Full Steam Ahead ($8.50) to my nail polish collection.
The medium toned lilac bottled beauty inspired me to create a glitzy pastel striped nail art design.
This is a little close-up of the rhinestone action happening on the glitter accent nail. I used Prism by China Glaze ($6) to compliment the sheer shimmer of Essie’s East Hampton Cottage ($8.50) base color.
Here’s a Vine time lapse video of how the manicure was executed.
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I’ve got an incredible family that dreams big with me. It’s no wonder they’re extremely supportive of my nail art ventures. When I visited my parents recently, my mom hooked me up with an amazing nail haul.
Among the bottled beauties was Essie’s The Girls Are Out. I swooned over the sparkle infused fuchsia polish!
Update: Looks like I got a fan in Essie.
What do you think of The Girls Are Out? Let me know in the comments below.
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