OPI "Man With The Golden Gun" Swatch/mini review!!!

As Sydney and I have been posting lately, we could not wait to get our hands on this amazing polish put out with OPI's Skyfall collection in honor of 50 years of 007 and the new movie coming out soon.  We had a VERY difficult time getting at least one, but after signing up on multiple ordering lists through multiple beauty supply's we finally got one!  OPI is being really unfair and apparently only sent like literally one polish to the Pacific North West.  Sadly there are two of us and I could only find one bottle, I'm stuck with guilt every time I use it...But I can share pictures!!!  It's BEAUTIFUL!!!  It has a somewhat thin amount of REAL 18k gold flakes, because my mom is a licensed beautician she got it for half price at $15 when normally it is $30.  I'm not sure if OPI will eventually send more or what what's gonna happen but I sure hope that more dedicated OPI fans can eventually get there hands on this polish.  Well I took quite a few pictures so let's get started!!!

                 -Hannah ;)

 The box before opening  ;)

Still can't figure out how to rotate pictures on here...

 My fingers trying to be like those fancy bloggers with perfect fingers

The fancy sticker on the top of the box <3

I really wish everyone the best of luck in tracking down one of these!!!

P.S. I used two coats in all of the pictures

Frankenstien nails!!!

Another Cute design for today!!!  I think this may be the last design for today but I may end up posting one more if I have time...This designs also pretty simple!!!

                                       -Hannah

Supplies:
-A green polish (We used OPI's "Greenwhich Village")
-A white polish (We used OPI's "Alpine Snow")
-A black polish (We used OPI's "Black Onyx")
-A brush or striper version of black and white.

1.  Apply a base coat  :)

2.  Paint your nails green.

3.  Using a dotting tool apply two medium sized white dots.

4.  Paint in the hair with the black polish as shown above.

5.  Add small black dots to the inside of the white dots for the eyes, and paint on the mouths with black.
6.  Apply a top coat.

*Credits*
Artist: Sydney
Model: Hannah

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

Zombie nails!!!

This design is definitely a right turn from my cute pumpkin post from earlier today but it looks really cool and creepy!!!

                          -Hannah

 Supplies:
-A base and top coat
-A nude/cream color (I used Seche's "Elegant")
-A grey (I used OPI's "French Quarter For Your Thoughts")
-A yellow (I used OPI's "Need Sunglasses?")
-A black (I used OPI's "Black Onyx")
-A matte topcoat (I used Essie's "Matte About You")
-A red (I used OPI's "The Thrill Of Brazil")
-A makeup sponge
-A toothpick or dotting tool

1.  Apply your base and top coat.

2.  Apply your nude/cream color and let dry.  make sure that it's opaque.

3.  Using the sponge, sponge on the grey then yellow polishes.  As you can see it's ok if the sponge leaves a few spots.

4.  Gradually working your way about 3/4 of the way up your nail, sponge on the black polish.
5.  Apply a matte top coat and allow to dry.

6.  Using the toothpick or dotting tool, paint on little blood drops coming from the end of the nail.

7.  For a creepy and dirty look to go all the way zombie, rub the ends of your fingers in dirt or something similar.  (I used some charcoal.)

*Credits*
Artist: Hannah
Model: Hannah


HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!  :)

Pumpkin nails!!!

We are soooo sorry about the lack of posts in quite a while!!!  School has just been sooo busy for us.  Lot's of homework.  We've had three posts laying around for the last like three weeks but haven't had the time to edit and post them, but finally our first long weekend of the school year has arrived and I found the time to post them!!!  the first design I have for today is pumpkin nails!!!

          -Hannah

Supplies:

-A base and top coat

-An orange polish (I used OPI's  "A Roll In The Hague")

-A green polish (I used Essie's "Pretty Edgy")

-A black polish (I used OPI's "Black Onyx"

-A brush/toothpick/small dotting tool.

1.  Paint your nails orange but leave a medium sized space between the polish and your culicle for the stem.

2. paint a thin line of green in the middle of your nail for the stem of the pumpkin.

3.  Choose five different faces, one for each finger, and paint them on in black polish.

4.  This is a super easy and festive design perfect for Halloween!!! Remember to finish with a topcoat!

*Credits*
Artist: Hannah
Model: Hannah