Well, here I am again.
I suppose you might be wondering about last weeks post. I said I could't connect to the wi-fi. I wasn't able to upload the nail art I did. In this day and age, I should be able to do that. One would think.
Apparently, I am a derp.
So this week's post is sort of Christmas-y.
And it looks like this.
This is a look done with the mysterious Gel polish I bought from Amazon. It came in a set of 10 colors....all in tiny pink bottles. Do you remember now...I knew you would.
As this is gel polish, you will need either a UV or an LED lamp to cure the gel. My lamp came in a Sensationail kit I bought at Wal-Mart. The kit comes with a combo base/top coat, one polish color and some cleaner. If I recall it was $50. I wasn't totally thrilled with the polish but the light is compact enough to take just about anywhere.
Since I have had my light for two years, I had to purchase some new base/top oat. I have been using Super Nail Pro Gel base coat and top coat. For this brand,, you will need both. I can't remember where I bought mine but I think it was ebay.
After you put on the base coat, you need to cure it under the light. It takes about one minute per coat.
I used the Aineili Gel Polish in #17 on all of my nails.This is a deep, almost burgundy red. I did two coats, curing each one. On my left hand, I did two fingers with the Aimeili Gel Polish #23. For this color, I put one thin coat over the red and cured it. This color is a pretty silver color that I thought was quite festive.
On the remaining fingers I used Mundo de' Unas Silver stamping polish and the candy cane design from the Fab Ur Nails #7 plate. I used the UV/LED top coat for the gel n ails and Sally Hansen Big Quik Dry Top Coat for the polished nails. The deed, she is done.
I suppose you might be wondering about last weeks post. I said I could't connect to the wi-fi. I wasn't able to upload the nail art I did. In this day and age, I should be able to do that. One would think.
Apparently, I am a derp.
So this week's post is sort of Christmas-y.
And it looks like this.
As this is gel polish, you will need either a UV or an LED lamp to cure the gel. My lamp came in a Sensationail kit I bought at Wal-Mart. The kit comes with a combo base/top coat, one polish color and some cleaner. If I recall it was $50. I wasn't totally thrilled with the polish but the light is compact enough to take just about anywhere.
Since I have had my light for two years, I had to purchase some new base/top oat. I have been using Super Nail Pro Gel base coat and top coat. For this brand,, you will need both. I can't remember where I bought mine but I think it was ebay.
After you put on the base coat, you need to cure it under the light. It takes about one minute per coat.
I used the Aineili Gel Polish in #17 on all of my nails.This is a deep, almost burgundy red. I did two coats, curing each one. On my left hand, I did two fingers with the Aimeili Gel Polish #23. For this color, I put one thin coat over the red and cured it. This color is a pretty silver color that I thought was quite festive.
On the remaining fingers I used Mundo de' Unas Silver stamping polish and the candy cane design from the Fab Ur Nails #7 plate. I used the UV/LED top coat for the gel n ails and Sally Hansen Big Quik Dry Top Coat for the polished nails. The deed, she is done.
My supplies:
To keep the FCC happy, I purchase all of my supplies my self. I hope you like this look.
Thank you for stopping by.
Lee
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