For this manicure, I started out with a base of three coats of Zoya Rekha , a lovely red, slightly dusky jelly cream. I then stamped using Wet 'n Wild Black Creme and Bundle Monster plate BM-209. The stamp pattern does not have a straight edge which kind of gave me trouble with aligning them evenly on all the nails. With the image being smaller than a full nail stamp, I stamped it closer to one side of the nail and painted the unstamped part of the nail black using acrylic paint. The wavy line from the stamped pattern was my guide for the split....
I chose to use Essie Matte About You over the regular top coat to create the matte effect and I love how it turned out...
Just for fun, here is what the glossy version looked like before I applied the matte top coat. I still like it, but I definitely like the matte version better...
Thanks for looking!
Anutka :)







16 comments:
Looks great and really impressive!
Lovely, looks like its inspired by a lady bird. Really pretty
I love this! At first I loved the shiny version but really I love the matte so much more!
That is fantastic! I don't know which one I like better, matte or glossy. Great job!
The matte version is fantastic.
I love it both ways! That's a great stamp for the challenge, looks really pretty! :)
Hello! :) I loved this manicure you did, so original! I never figured out what to do with this stamp lol :)***
Wow! Love it so much. I love the matte and immediately i am trying to think of a polish i might have similar texture to that red to get something like yours. Thanks so much for sharing :)
Are like little lady bugs ( by the colors ).
Perfect stamp!
Looks amazing!
Thank you so much ladies! I'm thrilled that you like the manicure for the challenge.
They remind me of little lady bugs too :)
Oh my goodness I love the matte effect! What did you use for this? :0)
Thank you! I used Essie Matte About You as a top coat for the matte effect.
This is such an awesome mani!
Oh this is gorgeous! I even love the matte version-which I normally don't!
Thank you ladies! I'm glad that you like it :)
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