Hello lovely readers!
Hope you've all had a good weekend & that everyone in the UK is keeping safe & well in spite of this storm that's gracing us with its most unwelcome presence! I opened the curtains this morn to a surprisingly calm breeze & sunshine & thought that thankfully my town, aka the place where absolutely nothing happens...EVER , had escaped the brunt of the storm only to look across to the road opposite to find the way blocked by rather large tree...not quite escaped then! Wherever you are though stay safe.
Hope you've all had a good weekend & that everyone in the UK is keeping safe & well in spite of this storm that's gracing us with its most unwelcome presence! I opened the curtains this morn to a surprisingly calm breeze & sunshine & thought that thankfully my town, aka the place where absolutely nothing happens...EVER , had escaped the brunt of the storm only to look across to the road opposite to find the way blocked by rather large tree...not quite escaped then! Wherever you are though stay safe.
I thought I'd squeeze in one last
Halloween mani as I really love doing them! After pondering on what
manner of scariness to put on thy nails this time I ended up going
for some evil pumpkins & ghoulish ghosts! Mwaha! *cough*
For the base I used two coats of
Eyeko's Vampira polish which is pretty much perfect for the Halloween
theme non? Do you remember these cute Eyeko polishes? Sadly they are
no longer available since Eyeko had their brand re-vamp but I'm sure
they can be hunted down on ebay & such! Vampira is a gorgeously
gothic black filled with vampy red glitters.
The rather jolly looking ghouls there
who look as if they are party to some secret joke were done by using some simple white polish & free handing the
rounded shape before dotting on the mouth & curved eyes.
For the pumpkins I used a rather lovely
orange glass fleck Color Club polish I picked up in a set from TK
Maxx, its so sparkly beautiful I cant wait to try it just by its
onesie. Here I've freehanded the pumpkin-like shape before adding
more detail with a stronger orange Collection Hip Hop & using a
sparkly brown Wet n Wild polish for the...stick bit on the top? My
minds gone completely blank on what that's called! o_O
To make my pumpkins a wee bit more
Halloween-sque & suitably evil looking & I added two
tear-drop shaped nail art stones for the eyes before using a nail art
brush & black polish to freehand a creepy grin on the tips.
A thick coat of topcoat to seal &
another Halloween mani done! :) Hope you liked lovelies! Thanks for
reading!
Lotsa love to ya!
I love these! Gutted that the polish isn't available anymore, the colours are lovely and very halloween-esque
ReplyDeleteLoren x
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Thank you lovely! I know! I personally loved the old look Eyeko! Oh well :( though I'm sure there is a dupe out there of it somewhere! :) xoxo
DeleteThe orange nail polish looks gorgeous. I need to get something like it.
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It really is so pretty & I can't to try it out alone! I love glass fleck polishes & this is just divine :) xoxo
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