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Since my Halloween Nail Art Tutorial had such a good reception, I thought I’d bring you another nail art tutorial. This one is fall inspired. For this tutorial I’m going with autumnal colors like deep oranges, reds, and golds. Feel free to substitute in similar colors by different brands if you would like. I used the Revlon Multi Care Base + Top Coat for my
Oh wow, I just realized that this is my FIRST beauty tutorial. Please excuse any nerves that I may have. For this Halloween nail art tutorial I’m planning on using a base coat, an orange polish, a black crackle polish, and a glow in the dark polish as a top coat. Step One The first step is to apply a good base coat before applying
Today I’m sharing a swatch and review of one of the Julep polishes I received in my October box, Valerie. Don’t pay attention to the bad paint job I did as I did this at the auto store while our car was getting the oil changed. In my opinion instead of being a teal with microglitter, which is how Julep describes it, I think this
“This post contains affiliate links. For more information please visit my disclosure page.” This week’s nail swatch is Julep’s Bea which was also featured in Julep’s August Box. This image also features Julep’s Lacey which was featured here. Bea is a lemonade yellow cream polish that looks gorgeous when partnered with Lacey. This is a manicure I could see myself repeating.
“This post contains affiliate links. For more information please visit my disclosure page.” This week’s nail swatch is Julep’s Lacey which was just featured in Julep’s August Bombshell Box. This picture also has Julep’s Bea which will be featured next week. As you can see Lacey is a midnight sparkly blue. By the way this is ONE coat and NO top coat!
“Please note that the Julep links will take you to a page to signup for Julep, these are affiliate links. For more information please visit my disclosure page.” For those who don’t know Julep is a monthly subscription that costs $19.99 per month. Depending on your profile you can either get a box with two Julep Beauty Products, a box with two nail polishes and one
I haven’t posted a lot of nail art designs on the blog but I’m going to start. To clarify, these won’t always be intricate nail designs sometimes they’ll just be one shades. This particular one is Julep Bunny partnered with Julep Bess swatch. The Julep Bunny are the white dots over the top of the Julep Bess swatch. As you can see Bess is a
Affiliate Links I recently signed up to join and become a Julep Maven. What is a Julep Maven you ask? Essentially it is a monthly subscription that focuses around nail polish. There are several different styles to choose from and each month you can either A. bounce to a different style and receive the polish and/or products of that style, B. keep with your current
