I also had to sweeten it up and try the candy corn manicure inspired by Brook. I used WnW white, Sunkist Paradise (orange) and Essence Sundancer.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Spider Webs & Candy Corn
Today I want to share my spider web mani inspired by MySimpleLittlePleasures and NailStory They both had great spider web manis and used different techniques. Colette used a water marble and NailStory used the toothpick method. I also used the toothpick method, otherwise known as the "dry marble" technique, where you take a toothpick and blend the colors. The effect was a little more dramatic than I wanted but still turned out pretty neat. Its great if you want a similar effect without using water or a quick dramatic Halloween look.
I also had to sweeten it up and try the candy corn manicure inspired by Brook. I used WnW white, Sunkist Paradise (orange) and Essence Sundancer.
I also had to sweeten it up and try the candy corn manicure inspired by Brook. I used WnW white, Sunkist Paradise (orange) and Essence Sundancer.
hello enamel girl :)
ReplyDeleteGood to see your getting into the halloween spirit lol.
i really like the spider web mani,
ill have to give it a try :)
Thanks for sharing
From claire over at http://missyelpington.blogspot.com/
Wow!That is very nice they came out great. I always mess up and cant get them all to look the same.
ReplyDeleteOh my Lord this is just drool-worthy!!! I must try this technique...
ReplyDeleteLove em ! Actually I like ALL your halloween looks so far
ReplyDeleteWOW! Just wow.
ReplyDeletethanks ladies :)
ReplyDelete@Shadow, i messed up also but i thought it was still okay to post. the good thing about the look is that mistakes are hard to find.
@Freshie, it's super easy and fast to do.
@Gigi, awww thanks so much dear. Halloween is such a fun time of the year. i'm glad i had a chance to play around with different looks :)
They both look AWESOME!!!! :D
ReplyDeletethanks Brooke =)
ReplyDeleteYay for dry marble! I think the contrast is lovely! Have to try it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the dry marble technique! And yours is the best I've seen, WOW!
ReplyDeleteyour blog is a dream, do not have a nail that I do not like here, where are all wonderful, you are very creative and you are the best of the bests, congratulations.
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ReplyDeleteReally cool! Loved this new marbling idea!
ReplyDeletethe webs came out AWESOME! nice job!
ReplyDeleteyou've got such a perfect result with a spider web! Thanx for link to my blog!
ReplyDeleteAwe and candy corn mani looks so sweet and bright! :D
I love both of these...the candy corn mani is so yummy looking and the spider web is absolutely AWESOME! I have got to try a toothpick method as I usually use a slim paintbrush and don't have nearly as nice as an effect. Love these!
ReplyDeleteOh, no! Not to dramatic at all! It should be shown with a flare! It's fun. :) Candy corn nails; that's cute!!!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for your wonderful comments. i hope you ladies have a fun Halloween tomorrow!!!
ReplyDelete@MyMakeUpMania, thank you but i like your result much more :)
@LWTT, i've never tried the brush method but the toothpick is really easy and super fast.
@Kimberly, thank you. the candy corns are fun. i was thinking about doing the same mani for my daughter just for giggles.
@Loucas por Konad. thank you. you are too kind.
that is one hardcore spiderweb of awesomeness. very nice, indeed :)
ReplyDeletelove it... happy halloween sweety
ReplyDeleteThat spiderweb manicure looks great!!
ReplyDeleteThe first mani is so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThe spiderwebs are great!
ReplyDeleteReally love the spiderweb! I'd love to try this with a whole bunch of different color combos.
ReplyDeleteWOW amazing spiderweb mani!
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