Ever since I was a little girl, I loved art - from painting pictures, to painting nails and faces. I loved "borrowing" my mom's makeup and nail polish, even when I knew I'd get in trouble for using it. I'm no beauty expert, but I do love fashion. BE U.
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Showing posts with label nails inc. Show all posts
Sunday, January 1, 2012
New Years Day outfit
Hello kitty tank, skirt, and necklace are all from Forever 21
Boots are from WetSeal
For my nails I used Nails Inc Magnetic Polish in “Trafalgar Square” (ring finger), Sally Hansen “Blackout” with Color Club “Covered in Diamonds” flakes nail polish (pinky and index finger), and “Save Me” (middle finger) from Nicki Minaj’s new OPI collection
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Magnetic Polish!!
this
stuff is freakin golden!! mag-neat-O!! haha. I absolutely loveee
magnetic polish. I first bought the Nails Inc magnetic polish at
Sephora. I ordered it online when I first heard about it. It’s $16 for
the Nails Inc (London) brand. I was very happy to find out that Layla
Cosmetics (Italy) also made magnetic polish. I was very surprised to
find out that a local beauty store carried it! It’s about the same
price, $15.50 and has many different colors, whereas Sephora only made a
silver, gold, and purple. Here are the links to both brands:http://sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P296010&categoryId=B70 Nails Inc
http://shop.laylacosmetics.it/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=davide.tpl&product_id=3903&category_id=93&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1&lang=en Layla Cosmetics
Amazon also carries both =D.
P.S., Nails Inc has a magnet that is attached to an extra top cap that you can remove, while Layla Magneffect has the magnet is attached to the actual cap. Each magnet produces different designs. The Nails Inc design has a wavy looking design, and the Magneffect has a more linear design. I love them both! And, you can mix/match the magnets with the polish.
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