Showing posts with label sally hansen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sally hansen. Show all posts

Friday, May 2, 2014


Hey, Everyone! It is finally friday! (Yay!) Today’s post is once again short, because I am at a block ( I guess) . I am not sure of what I want to do for my nails, so for today’s manicure I just painted Sally Hansen-520 Jungle Gem  on my nails. After that I just applied silver studs, then applied a top coat. So, I would like to ask if you have a specific design you would like me to do, just comment below and I will do it as soon as I can.





Thank you for stopping by and I will try to write more in my next post!

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Hi, everyone! So, for today’s post I am doing something different. I wanted to do a little review on the Sally Hansen Xtreme wear Nail Color line. On the website, it says there are 45 different shades to choose from.  A very well-known color can also be found in this specific line and it is 420 Pacific Blue. I am going to talk about what I like about the product. The price is really good, each bottle according to ulta and drugstores such as Rite-Aid and CVS retail around $2.99. It contains 11.8mL/ .40 fl.oz. They are long lasting with a top coat on, they do not chip very easily, however if you do any strenuous work with your hands it might chip; but that is the case with a lot of nail polishes. There is a good selection of colors. I do not have much that I dislike about the product. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes nail polish.

This one is called Purple Potion-350
It looks different, because I wanted to see different lightings.




I have been trying out a few other ones, and I will update on what I think. Thank you for taking the time to read this post, even if it was a bit long. Sorry if the review was a bit confusing. Thank you again! 

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Hola! So you might notice in today’s pictures that my nails are very short, because they are. During my last manicure, I accidentally chipped my middle finger nail and because of this I had to cut all my nails until they were nubs. So the manicure today was supposed to be somewhat a St. Patrick’s Day  inspired manicure but things did not go out the way it planned.

So for today’s manicure the polishes I used were, Sally Hansen polish in Black Out and Sinful Colors Green Ocean number 220. The sequins were one dollar at Rite Aid. 





This is what the manicure looks like.




 


I thought that I could try to make a four-leaf clover for St. Patrick’s Day, but I could not so I just made a ribbon out of sequins. For the rest of my nails however I thought that the Sinful Colors’ Green Ocean polish with the glitter inside them would look green, but to me they look blue. I will have to try again next time.Thanks to my friend Nathan, for helping me with the lighting when I had to take a picture. Another Thanks to my sister, Britney, who lends me her camera.

Anyways… I hope everyone will have a good week and thank you for stopping by!


Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Hello, I am back again this week. Today’s manicure is on the simple side again. What I did for my nails is that I applied a regular circle stud on the bottom of my nail. However, I thought that I could add more (or I thought the manicure was boring) and was inspired by a pattern I saw in a nail art book I borrowed from the library. The color of the polish I am using for this manicure is a lot darker than it looks in the picture (sorry), but it is still a nice color. I actually bought this color because I heard good reviews about it on youtube and some beauty bloggers. It is a really nice and unique color.

This mysterious polish I am talking about is from Sally Hansen. It is Sally Hansen X-treme Wear, it is called Pacific Blue, number 420. This color is a really bold blue, but in my opinion can be worn by anyone for any season.







This is what they looked like after I applied some more studs.





It is raining here in New York as I blog, maybe this manicure might brighten your day even if it is not raining where you are (anyways)....  Thank you for stopping by!