I deeply apologize for not blogging for a long time. Bad blogger!! <<hangs head in shame>>
Enough shame; on to the blogging!
I have a pair of silver ballet flats that I wore to my sister-in-law's wedding and absolutely love. They are nice and blingy without being over the top. I thought I would do a simple look that emulates them.
The silver colour is Zoya Seraphina which is a really soft beautiful shade. I then added some simple silver rhinestones that I got at a craft store.
Here is the look with the shoes. I think they match pretty well. The stones on the shoes are more opaque but it's not like you'd be holding your nails next to your shoes all day!
It was simple to do, really quick and I think it turned out really nicely.
I like matching my nails to an element of my outfit. Makes me feel like I'm at least semi put together, lol.
Again, sorry for my absence!
Happy painting friends!
Showing posts with label Seraphina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seraphina. Show all posts
Sunday, 30 March 2014
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
Zoya Galaxy
It's no secret that I have a deep love for Zoya nail polish. I received 15 new ones for Christmas and I am constantly experimenting with them. Today I have a really beautiful design for you featuring a gorgeous polish from the new Zoya Zenith Collection. It's called Payton and I think it's one of the prettiest polishes I've ever used.
Here is the polish pre-clean up. It's such a beautiful beautiful shade of purpley burgundy with a deep shimmer to it. I feel like I was looking into a pool it had such depth.
I thought it would be great to do a galaxy with it and I wanted to use only Zoya polishes to achieve it.
I used Piaf (a gold shimmery polish), Jacqueline (a beautiful beige cream), and Seraphina (a light silver).
I layered the polishes on with a sponge from dark to light. Then I added in some "stars" with a bronze nail pen.
What do you think? It's not your traditional colours for a galaxy mani but I love this colour combo. The only thing I wish is that I had left a little more of the base colour showing.
On to more adventures with my Zoya!!
Happy painting friends!
Here is the polish pre-clean up. It's such a beautiful beautiful shade of purpley burgundy with a deep shimmer to it. I feel like I was looking into a pool it had such depth.
I thought it would be great to do a galaxy with it and I wanted to use only Zoya polishes to achieve it.
I used Piaf (a gold shimmery polish), Jacqueline (a beautiful beige cream), and Seraphina (a light silver).
I layered the polishes on with a sponge from dark to light. Then I added in some "stars" with a bronze nail pen.
What do you think? It's not your traditional colours for a galaxy mani but I love this colour combo. The only thing I wish is that I had left a little more of the base colour showing.
On to more adventures with my Zoya!!
Happy painting friends!
Monday, 30 December 2013
Zoya Zenith Collection Glitter Gradient
As I said in yesterday's post I received 15 new Zoya polishes for Christmas. 5 of those polishes are the new Zenith Collection of which I featured Dream yesterday. Today I have two more from the collection for you. Zoya Seraphina (a really pretty light silver) and Mosheen (a light blue glitter topper).
I decided to do a glitter gradient using these two polishes and I was very pleased with the result.
The Mosheen gives a very subtle blue gradient to the silver.
I didn't have a sponge (which is usually what I would use to do a glitter gradient) so I did a technique that I read on a blog and I will have to try to find out which one that was. Basically you start by painting the glitter topper over 2/3 of the nail. The next coat you paint a little less of the nail and the last coat you just paint the tip. If your base is sheer enough, it will give a really cool gradiation.
I could have used with some cleanup on this look! I'm using my new camera now and it is both a blessing and a curse. It gets really close up which is great for detail but it shows off every mistake you make, lol.
So far I love love love the Zoya Zenith Collection. All the colours are so pretty! If you are in Canada, you can order Zoya through Nail Polish Canada. If you live in the States, you can order it directly from Zoya.
Happy painting friends!
I decided to do a glitter gradient using these two polishes and I was very pleased with the result.
The Mosheen gives a very subtle blue gradient to the silver.
I didn't have a sponge (which is usually what I would use to do a glitter gradient) so I did a technique that I read on a blog and I will have to try to find out which one that was. Basically you start by painting the glitter topper over 2/3 of the nail. The next coat you paint a little less of the nail and the last coat you just paint the tip. If your base is sheer enough, it will give a really cool gradiation.
I could have used with some cleanup on this look! I'm using my new camera now and it is both a blessing and a curse. It gets really close up which is great for detail but it shows off every mistake you make, lol.
So far I love love love the Zoya Zenith Collection. All the colours are so pretty! If you are in Canada, you can order Zoya through Nail Polish Canada. If you live in the States, you can order it directly from Zoya.
Happy painting friends!
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