Next up, a newer addition to my collection. I'm not usually a huge fan of green on me, but it is one of my favorite colors, generally speaking. I did my NOTD with this color in response to a dare from my pals on the MUA nail board. I have to say, this green doesn't look nearly as unflattering on me as most greens do.
And i'd like to share with all of my readers the joy of my life, my little boy.
That's it for this post, have a wonderful day, and i'll post again soon!
7 comments:
awww he's gorgeous!!
Your son is such a cutie!
Your boy is soooo cute! it must be so hard to say "no" to that face.
aww he is adorable hill! i love GUG on you - i passed on this one i'm just not a green lover.
Your son has such a bright smile! What a joy he must be! He has beautiful eyes, too.
And regarding beautiful, how in the WORLD do you get your application to be *so* close to your skin and looking *so* perfect. Seriously. Sometimes I think you photoshop new lacquers on your same pictures because there are usually no flaws. Is it how you apply your base?
Thank you all you gals for the sweet comments!
Fauxfun, You're so sweet! My application isn't always perfect, my trick is in the clean-up technique. If i get any large amount of polish on the skin around my nails i first swab away most of it with a pointy q-tip dipped in remover. For smaller mess-ups or just to make the "gap" nice and even i use a wood mani stick dipped in remover. My best advice is to do clean-up as you go, while the polish is still wet, otherwise the gap edge can look rough. I hope this info helps :)
Pointy Q-tips, huh? I guess I need to pick up some of those. When I do the wooden stick trick, I'm letting the polish get a little too dry because I'm afraid I'll slip and take a chunk out of the "good" part of the polish (which I've done). It seems I need more practice...
Thank you for the info!! :)
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