Choi's nails

Unless it's a mix of different glitters in one polish I rarely find myself wearing a bar glitter top coat and this would be the first time I'm doing so. They're just not as pretty as the normal ones and after wearing this manicure I'm still 50/50 about the whole look. If you're wondering why I even own this polish if bar glitters are not even close to being favourites, well, it was limited edition for Christmas! I just didn't get around to wearing it for the festive season.

Since the glitters are gold I went for a darker base with Barry M's Watermelon so that the glitters could shine better. I did two coats of the Limited edition F polish but had to work the brush a bit to reposition the glitters to make everything look even.

I'm going to say this before anything else, I LOVE THIS MANICURE! So do expect to see more designs using the same technique in future because it looks absolutely fun.

My Barry M collection is mainly dominated by the Gelly Hi shine collections, though I haven't been picking up more of the recent ones I find the colours that I already own are sufficient.

This manicure is filled with three colours:

 Plum - Purple, Guava - Teal and Dragon fruit - Pink

Using a sponge I painted the polishes in different parts and sponged my nails as it was until every part of the nail looked liked it had been covered. But then there's always the stamping to cover for any empty spots if there were some. The butterflies were then stamped on with a white polish and this design belonged to the BM205 plate from Bundle Monster

The last step would of course be the top coat. This is what smooths everything out and makes everything look better. 

Next, I think I can let the pictures do the talking.

Say yay to pink! Say yahoo to glitter! Say woop woop to all of them combined! ^^

Ever since the pink cloud mani I became quite fond of the neon on pastel pink pairing so I pulled the two colours out again. The design this time was much simple compared to the last time these polishes had been used. 

It was merely just using two coats of Color Club's Endless as the base and painting a stripe of Color Club's Flamingo down the middle of the nail on the middle and ring finger.

The glitter is Barry M's Gold majesty from their royal textured glitter collection. I even did a swatch post on the whole set which you can also check out over HERE.

Though it wasn't as exciting as when I first wore this colour combination I think it turned out alright. Your thoughts?