Choi's nails

For this manicure you'll need:

• One coat of your preferred base coat (I used Essie's Protein base coat)
• A basic white polish. Paint two coats and let dry. The white I used was MO's White light.
• Apply the three pinks from light to dark on the sponge and sponge onto the nails.
  The polishes used here was:
  MO's Pink Veneer - Baby pink
  MO's Coral Glaze - Peachy coral
  MO's Cerise Shine - Bright fuchsia pink
• With the swirl design on Moyou London's Suki collection plate no.07 and a white polish, stamp the design on the whole nail.
• Seal with your preferred top coat (I used INM's Out the door top coat)

Ahh I do hate how some bright polishes make my skin look so yellow. Even the photo editing softwares can't help me much. Is it my lighting? Can anyone help with some advice on that?

Anyway, hope everyone enjoyed reading this post. Don't forget I'm also on

I didn't want to keep this one plain and the polish name just kept making me think of stars, stars and stars so that's what my ring finger nail design ended up with after two attempts.






The manicure looks a little 'dusty' and not as smooth because my INM Out the door top coat was thickening up and giving me a hard time. It did serve me well long enough but I think it's time for a polish haul :D

Think I'll keep this short and end it here because my body's telling me to HIT THE SHEETS. <3

I'm still trying to work this Nikon DSLR camera out but it randomly rotates my photos and made me realise the side pose doesn't look too bad. I've tried changing my hand poses and doing all that photo rotating myself but it just ends up with one word, awkward. The whole thing just looked awkward.




For this manicure you'll need:

• One coat of your preferred base coat (I used Essie's Protein base coat)
• Two coats of a lilac base colour, here I used Essie's Lilacism. Two coats would be ideal but Essie's Lilacism really needed about 3 to keep it from looking obviously patchy.
• With a Barry M's Sugar apple which is a pastel minty green, on one side of the nail. Give it about 10-15 minutes before moving on.
• Using random parts of the design from Moyou London's Mother nature 02 plate, stamp all the nails. 
• Apply a thin layer of Color Club's Million dollar listing shimmery top coat.
• Seal with your preferred top coat (I used INM's Out the door top coat)

Hope everyone enjoyed reading this post. I hope to bring you guys more posts and designs once I get back into painting regularly.