Showing posts with label nailsbyJo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nailsbyJo. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Monday, February 03, 2014
Caviar Highlight Nails in 3 easy steps
For this manicure I used,
Revlon - Red
Embellish - Caviar Beads
Sally Hansen’s Gem Crush - Liquid Jelly
Top Coat
Step 1: Put on a base coat in red. Paint the ring finger
last as you need it wet to get the beads to stick on to it.
Step 2: Drop the caviar beads on to the ring finger. Cover
your nail well. Press down lightly. Dry nail well before you apply the top
coat.
Step 3: Now use Sally Hansen’s Gem Crush - Liquid Jelly
and cover the rest of your nails. I used 3 coats to get some bling. Apply top
coat to add extra gloss.
My Tip: Caviar beads tend to fall off in a few days.
Reinforce them every day with the top coat especially the tip of your nails.
Have fun!
Labels:
caviar beads,
DIY,
nail art,
nails,
nailsbyJo,
revlon,
sally hansen
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Brown Matte
Matte nail polish is simply fantastic. I normally wouldn't pick such shades but what the heck a girl can never have less of nail polishes. In India, Faces is a brand that I like with the other one being Sally Hansen.
So for this manicure, you would need the following.
Faces Matte Caramel
Faces Mississippi Mud Pie
Now the thing with Faces Nail paints are that they are of a reasonable cost. But most importantly, the brush being flat makes application perfect. And they are fast drying polish, so you really don't even need to wait in between coats.
Getting started
The brown matte polish was quite translucent, so in this case I used four coats of the polish.
I gave it sometime to dry before I used my cheeky plates to add the stripes. Alternatively you can use a brush and do it freehand too.
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Monday, January 20, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
NailsbyJo: Review - L'Oreal 824 Flaming Sunset Nailpolish
For the first time ever I bought a L'oreal nail paint, and I must say I am not impressed.
Called the Flaming Sunset, it fails to live up to its name.
My major discomfort is with the brush. While the wide brush is designed to make it easy to apply, unfortunately it offers a very chunky application.
For the price this nail paint comes at, it fails to live upto expectation.
I have really long nails, and you can see the result of it. I wanted to add some drama to my other plain red nail polish and it failed. These a black coat which overshadows the glitter. :(
For the price this nail paint comes at, it fails to live upto expectation.I have really long nails, and you can see the result of it. I wanted to add some drama to my other plain red nail polish and it failed. These a black coat which overshadows the glitter. :(
Brush Quality: 1/5
Quality: 3/5
Value for money: 3/5
Availability: 4/5
Drying Time: 5/5
Smoothness: 1/5
Rating: 2/5
Would I buy it again: No
Monday, January 13, 2014
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Friday, January 10, 2014
Wednesday, January 08, 2014
Friday, January 03, 2014
Wednesday, January 01, 2014
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
NailsbyJo: Christmas Nails for the Family
This Christmas was amazing. I was back with my family. I got a huge family of extended cousins and almost everyone was down. So, it's only natural that I had to do everyone nails for Christmas.
Here are a few of my designs.
Here are a few of my designs.
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| My Mama's nails |
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| My little cousin Unaine's nails |
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| My nails |
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| My cousin Emily's nails |
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| And my small little toes |
Friday, December 20, 2013
Friday, December 13, 2013
NailsbyJo: Holiday Cheer
The holiday season calls special nails.
So, here are three easy steps to sporting your own fabulous holiday nails.
1. Put on a coat of red paint. I used Revlon Deep Red. A single even coat did the job for me.
2. Get out your stamping plates. I used cheeky plate numbers 6 and 17 which had the holiday designs. Use the white nail paint for stamping.
3. Tadaa... Finish with a transparent coat.
Monday, December 02, 2013
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
NailsbyJo: Red Edge
These nails are easy to do, while they may look complicated, I can assure you they are not.
All you need is a little scotch tape and patience.
First, apply the base coat. I used my trusty Sally Hansen Golden I. Two coats should do the trick. Now wait for it to dry. While Sally Hansen nail paints are of the fast drying type, I suggest you still wait a while before doing any nail art on them.
Now take the tape and cut it into squares so that you have a nice edge to it. Place one corner at the centre of your nail and paste down the rest. Use the next colour. I used two coats of Maybelline's Crimson nail paint.
Wait. Like really wait for about 30 minutes or so before you out on a transparent top coat.
Let me know how it goes. Share your pictures too to my blog.
All you need is a little scotch tape and patience.
First, apply the base coat. I used my trusty Sally Hansen Golden I. Two coats should do the trick. Now wait for it to dry. While Sally Hansen nail paints are of the fast drying type, I suggest you still wait a while before doing any nail art on them.
Now take the tape and cut it into squares so that you have a nice edge to it. Place one corner at the centre of your nail and paste down the rest. Use the next colour. I used two coats of Maybelline's Crimson nail paint.
Wait. Like really wait for about 30 minutes or so before you out on a transparent top coat.
Let me know how it goes. Share your pictures too to my blog.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
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