Pink & Purple Water Marble

A lot of people hate water marbling. A lot. I follow several nail art blogs and watch a lot of nail art videos and a fairly common theme is that water marbling sucks. I just don't feel that way. I think it's just one of those things that take some practice to perfect. Any nail art can be frustrating. It's all about learning the tips, tricks, products, and tools that work for you. 

Personally, I think I'm pretty good at water marbling and I enjoy it quite a bit. I usually have far more successes than failures. It's definitely one of my favorite nail art techniques to do.

Well, that was all just to tell you that I did a water marble design. Ha ha!

Multichrome Water Spotting

Some of my favorite nail polishes in my collection are my duo/multichromes. There's a magic in those color-shifting bottles that gets me every time. Of course, some of the best ones are ILNP. The range and strength of the color shifts are AMAZING! I was trying to think of something new to do with them and I realized that I hadn't done a water spotted design in quite some time. So I thought, why not try one out with an ILNP multichrome?

Born Pretty Review

*This product was sent to me in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine.

Negative Space Polka Dots

Is this really my first post of 2016?! On the 26th?! Time is a precious commodity, isn't it?? Anyway, let's move on to the nail art, shall we?

New Year's Eve Nail Art

I am in serious awe of the fact that it's the end of 2015. This year has absolutely flown by. It wasn't a terribly remarkable year but it was a good one, nonetheless. Who has a resolution for next year? I do! My resolution for 2016 is to be more organized which includes having a more organized blog posting schedule. There were several times this past year where I fell behind in posting and sometimes even doing my nails at all. Then I get sad. Well, next year will be better!

On to my new year's eve nails. I wanted something fun and festive, obviously, so glitter had to be a part of the design.

Fan Brush Nail Art

I think that one of the least used nail art tools I own is my fan brush. I only use it for a few types of designs but I really do love it. When recently reorganizing my nail art supplies I decided to do a quick and simple fan brush design.

Just a Quickie : Metallic Waterfall

Base Color : Julep Lizzy

Waterfall Colors : Julep Lacey(blue) & Butter London Wallis (metallic olive)