Choi's nails

• Apply two coats Etude House's PP079 - Purple.

• With a X patter nail vinyl from Twinkled T, apply to the middle finger nail and using Skinfood's white polish and a sponge, sponge over the vinyl. Wait a few seconds and remove the vinyl.

• Using Etude House's GR073 - a mix of turquoise, yellow, purple and silver glitters. Apply to the ring finger nail. 

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used a top coat from Skinfood

Out of the things I received from BPS this has got to be the one I was most excited to try. Don't the roses just look so beautiful!

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply two coats of a basic white polish. The one I used here was from Skinfood. 
• With nail vinyls, line the top and bottom of all nails except for the ring finger nail. Paint the top with a white polish and the tips with a pink. The pink is Skinfood's APK07. Peel the vinyls after 10 seconds.
• Dot the pink tips with a dotting tool
• Paint the ring finger nail all white. Place the BPS rose water nail decal in the water for 5-10 seconds. Remove and separate the decal from the paper and apply to the nail. Dot the rest of the nail with pink dots.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used a top coat from Skinfood

I love this one. The roses just look so good. It's one of the designs that never get old for nail art. They retail for $1.99 but the site carries many discounts and offers that you may be able to get it for cheaper.

You could also get 10% off with the code ATRUX31.

What do you think of the nail decals?

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply two coats of a basic white polish. The one I used here was from Skinfood. 
• With Club Clio's S117 a turquoise blue and a cosmetic sponge. Sponge all nails to create the gradient effect.
• Using Barry M's Gold foil stamp the flower image from BPS Paisley girl rectangle stamping plate #39715 on each nail.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used a top coat from Skinfood

My opinion. For a stamping plate which costs $2.39 (approx £2) it performed quite well. The image transferred to the stamper without problem. I was surprised at the packaging it came in. Resembled the Moyou London plates very much. I guess there's many that might be like it but I was expecting just the plate itself covered with a blue film.

Would I purchase other plates from BPS? Yes, they're cheap and they work so why not.

This single plate actually retails for $5.99 but the BPS site holds sales and discounts at times and you may be able to get it for cheaper.

You could also get 10% off with the code ATRUX31.

I received a few other items which I'm still working on reviewing so stay tuned for future posts!

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply two coats of Missha BL05 to the tips as if you're painting a heart. 
• Using a nail striping brush and Skinfood white polish to draw diagonal lines to make the criss cross pattern.
• With a yellow flower and pearl nail rhinestones apply on the ring finger nail.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used Skin Food's top coat.

The whole thing kind of reminds me of Japanese nail art which I adore. Should expect to see more designs like these ^^

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply two coats of Tony Moly No.46 a peachy coral on the tip of the nails.
• With Konad white stamping polish and Bundle Monster Nailstamp4fun BM-XL 206 plate, stamp the whole of each nail.
• With Nature republic No.39 a neon yellow, colour in one of the flower on the ring finger nail.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used Skin Food's top coat.

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply two coats of Holika Holika Blue Suede. One coat was pretty much opaque. I was impressed.
• With Holika Holika Banana popping, Barry M's Sky blue and a nail art brush draw some flowers and dot some dots.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used Skin Food's top coat.

At one point when I was drawing the flowers I felt a little 'lost' and started drawing some half heartedly *points to pinky* but I still like the overall result. You?

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply Missha Gelatio PK01.
• Using the Chitchatnails BM XL-202 stamping plate from Bundle Monster and black Konad stamping polish, stamp an Aztec pattern on the ring finger nail.
• Using China Glaze's Fairy dust apply to the ring finger nail then apply a clear rhinestone to the top of each nail.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used Skin Food's top coat.

Ahh. The colour + the shape = Love.

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Apply Models Own's Turquoise gloss to each nail
• With Barry M's Watermelon and a sponge lightly dab the tip of the nails. It's really up to you how dark you want it to go.
• With China Glaze's Glitter me this, apply to the tips also.
• Using the BM S107 White lotus stamping plate from Bundle Monster, stamp the image to the ring finger nail.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used OPI's top coat.

This reminds me slightly of the sea and also mermaids? It might be the glittered dark gradient tips that leads me to think of a mermaid's tail or just my imagination going wild. 😆

Got to say, despite the price I do like their polishes though. I'm still looking for a stockist which offers a cheaper price but until then I've still got a few more I can keep using 😊

This looked prettier in person than in my photos. I've been trying to play around with my lighting and camera settings since I bought a ring light. I have to admit, this whole photography thing is really hard.

What do you think of this manicure?

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat. I used OPI's Base coat.

• Paint two coats of China Glaze's Sunset sail.
• With the Bundle Monster BM-S102 plate from their Shangri la collection, stamp the image with Konad black stamping polish on the top half of all nails.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used OPI's top coat.

CG's Sunset sail is still one of my favourite peachy colours I have. It's always nice to use it around Spring time.
 I do wonder if stamping all nails seemed too much. I started off with the ring finger nail but then I got curious on how it'd look on all of them. What do you think of these nails?

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat (I used Essie's Protein base coat)

• Paint two coats of China Glaze's Elephant walk.
• Sponge Models Own's White light on the top half of the nail.
• With the snowflake image on the Moyou London Suki 07 plate, stamp the image with Konad black stamping polish.

• Seal everything with a top coat. I used OPI's top coat.

I realised that green tint at the bottom of the bottle. This was one of them shades that I neglected for a while so the formula separated but it still looks fine on the nail.

• Apply one coat of your preferred base coat (I used Essie's Protein base coat)

• Paint two coats of Nails Inc's Pont Street Mews.
• With Barry M's Gold foil and the image on the Bundle Monster Magically polish BM-XL205 plate, stamp the ring finger nail. 
• Seal everything with a top coat. I used OPI's top coat.

What do you think about this manicure?