Its been awhile since I did a Konad manicure so I did one last night. I love paisley prints so I chose plate m60. Then I used China Glaze Grape Pop to stamp the design. I love the way it turned out but stamping with non Konad polishes is a little bit tougher than if you do use their polish. I only have black and white Konad polish though, and I get bored of only using those. This one worked pretty well though. The design is clear, it didn't smear and the design picked up on the stamp. (Some polishes I've tested with Konad won't pick up on the stamp. Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Gunmetal had this problem.)
Yesterday I reorganized my nail polish and updated my nail polish 'catalogue'. (Yep, when it comes to my nail stuff I try to be as organized as possible!) I have a sketch book where I paint a swatch of the colour on a page of the sketch book and put a number next to it. On another page I have a numbered list of polish names. I got the idea to update my original polish collection post and link to the polishes I have featured on this blog from that post. So if you go to that post, and see a polish name that you would like to see a picture of, click on the link. If its not linked, then I haven't used it since I started this blog. (edit: finished the links!) If you have any requests or questions, comment on this post, my collection post, or email me. (lacquerlove@gmail.com) What colour(s) would you like to see me use next?
Thanks for reading! =)
Peace and Love,
Serena
Really cool konad!
ReplyDeleteThat is an excellent konad. I love the idea of painting a swatch and then putting a name next to it. I should start a franken notebook doing just that because I'm painting swatches of them everywhere as I'm mixing and half the time I never remember the recipe I used. Great idea...thanks :)
ReplyDeleteLove the tone on tone Konad!
ReplyDeletethis is really cute! <3
ReplyDeleteHey hey! I recently started looking at nail blogs (as well as created me own) and I really like yours!
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