Golden Dust on Stainglass

Special day? Do you need to look rich and stylish? Soften classic black with beige or pink, add gold to shine.

Pink Cherry Gradient Nails

Pink Cherry Gradient Nails

1. Choose 3 nail polish colors that reflect the palette of a cherry. In my case I had pale yellow, light golden orange and golden wine.
2. Trim the sponge, you are going to be using to make a gradient, to the size of the length of your nails. This is going to help you to have better control of the placement for a smoother gradient.
3. Apply base coat to protect your natural nails.
4. Apply base color, which is a pale yellow here, and allow to dry a bit.
5. Brush you choice of polish onto a sponge in the order you want them to appear on your nails.
6. Gently press a sponge onto your nails with your base color covering a bed of your nail (lunula). You may find that you need to do this a couple of times to achieve a good coverage. Alternate the positioning of the sponge every pressing, by bringing it a little closer to a bed of a nail and next time closer to a tip, to create a smooth transition of the colors.
7. Allow polish to dry and finish with a top coat.

Clear to Golden Burgundy Nail Art

Clear to Golden Burgundy Nail Art

Using the Gradient nails technique, start off the clear base polish, gradually adding the color to the tips of the nails. Nail polishes with a metallic shine work the best.

Sunrise Kiss

Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe

Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe

This song became a new meme already, and it’s hard to listen to it without enjoying it sarcastically. Wait, do you mean people reasonably like this song? Ha ha ha. That’s funny…

I think what made it such a phenomenon is rather tongue-tied the sentence structure in the chorus. How many of you have this song on your hated list? Yet its catchiness is infectious. Ha!

Yellow Ocre: Warm Breeze

Yellow Ocre: Warm Breeze