Choi's nails

Now that I'm currently taking my annual holidays from work I have all the time to polish my nails more often so I'm trying to catch up with my manicures and posts. 

For today's post I'm showing a turquoise/gold combination on a sea foam green. The base is Essie's Absolutely shore which I'm guilty of neglecting all this time. With it being so soft it's a very good base for designs, only that it requires about three coats for full opacity and smoothness.

I kept looking through the only Bundle Monster plates I had and though not every image had been used it felt like there wasn't enough designs to use. I eventually picked the design which represents one of the deadly sins of fashion. Shoes, shoes and some gradient shoes!

The gradient is a mix of Barry M's Green Berry and Gold foil.

I sometimes feel like the stamping colours weren't bold enough because it doesn't seem to stand out too much but the whole look is quite soft. It was pretty much soft from start to finish.

I was clearly having a good manicure day because these roses turned out awesome. They're not even hard to do either, it's just getting the details right and having to make it resemble a rose that's the trickiest part.

Some of the polishes might even sound familiar because they recently appeared in my last Spring manicure post but you can't blame me. Those pinks are gorgeous and they combine to make the prettiest roses.

I think I really need to fix my posts up. I can't even think of what else I want to include in the written part. English was never one of my strengths. Can anyone give me any advice on how to make my blog posts better?

In the meantime I'll let the pictures do the talking. 

Some pastels here, bright colours there, some dots, some flowers and a little bit of glitter would give me something like a Spring manicure. This pretty much sums up this whole post and the 

All the polishes are from Essie, in fact I've been using these polishes a lot more than before recently. The base is We can do it pink a very light milky pink. Using Turquoise and caicos, I pink I can and Pink happy, I paired them with white to make some dotted flowers but they just all didn't blend well enough.

Meh. Not particularly proud of this but it's not entirely a fail.