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Sunday Polish - Naked Navy Petals

Essie - Blanc

Essie - Bobbing for Baubles

Rimmel - Soul Session

Looking pretty in petals this week.

Love this for a pretty and simple spring nail. Really easy too, paint nails as normal, I used two coats each, then a clear base for the flower nails. Using a dotting tool make a circle of 5 dots to create the flowers and dot a spot of glitter into the centre. Done :)

Happy Weekend.

Tan xx

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Sunday Polish - Pucker Up

Rimmel - Soul Session

Essie - Tomboy No More

Essie - Thigh High

Now my nails can give you kisses too ;D

It's nearly valentines day! Doing something fun or romantic with someone you love? Getting glam is half the fun, so don't forget your nails ;)

Subtly flirtatious, this one was so fun to do, and even more fun when I got to show people.

Essie Thigh High, a shimmery polish, is a slightly duller shade than I wanted, so a thin coat of Essie Tomboy No More over the top soon fixed this. Gives a bright and bold finish, wouldn't you agree?

To get the 'Kiss', start with a nude base on the thumb and ring finger. I have used Rimmel's Soul Session, a clear favourite at the moment.

Swipe the red polish across the very tip of your thumb to create a small semi-circle like curve for the bottom lip.

For the top lip, use the flat edge of the nail polish brush to create a two small triangular points on the edge of the nail. Connect them and voila!

If you find this difficult with the nail varnish brush, you could always use a fine paint brush.

* MWAHH *

Tan xx

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Sunday Polish: Golden Angles

Rimmel - Soul Session

Essie - Tie the Knot

You may recognise this look from a very similar one I did during last seasons fashion week, White Cut Out. I loved it so much I thought I would try another variation, this time using a very natural and subtle base with a golden overlay.

I absolutely adore Rimmel's Sole Session. It is so natural and leaves the perfect hue radiating from your nails, perfect it you have slightly irregular colour to your natural nails.

Subtle but pretty I think ;)

I start by painting the base the day before I intend to paint the gold on top so it does not peel as I use sellotape to create the sharp edge to the gold polish (shown in the first picture). Super simple, I hope even more so with the help of the first picture.

I left the tape on for the purpose of the picture, but be sure to peel off each piece of sellotape as you finish each nail to get a clean finish. If you leave it too long it will leave a raised edge and may peel slightly.

Happy Sunday

Tan xx

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Sunday Polish - No. 7

No.7 Midnight Blue

Rimmel - Soul Session

Ultra modern nails inspired by Estee Lauder.

First of all isn't the Rimmel Soul Session Polish just gorgeous?! Three coats of this would make a great opaque nude, or just one or two coats (like here) for a finer, slightly transparent finish.

The dots at the base create a uber stylist but elegant and simplistic finish.....they are equally easy to create. Link many of you out there, I do not own a dotting tool and therefore rely on the rounded end of a bobby pin. Dip the end in a little polish, and 'dot' onto the nail in the desired spot. Simple as that, I Promise!

Kisses

Tan xx

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