Nail of the Day: Nails Inc. Abstract Nail Art

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Happy Saturday! Today I have a quick post for you - a "matchy-matchy" manicure to go with a favorite blouse of mine. Favorite partly because I like the colors but mostly because it blouses around my love handles. Mid-40s is definitely the time where you learn the art of camouflage - LOL!

I've used Nails Inc. Colville Mews as my base with accents of Black Taxi and Westminster. I just used a regular nail art brush and randomness. Quick and easy.

Abstract Nail Art with Nails Inc. Westminster, Colville Mews and Black Taxi

It was a little busy to wear for long so I toned it down...

Nails Inc. Westminster with Black Taxi accent

Nails Inc. Westminster with Black Taxi accent

Nails Inc. is one of my favorite brands, so when I just can't decide what to wear, I always have something in my Nails Inc. section that works. And I can always count on the formula being fantastic. I really adore their cremes. (For those of you always on the lookout for a great one to two coat black creme, Black Taxi might be for you!)

Nails Inc. polishes are widely available in the UK for around £11.00 and select colors are available in the States at Sephora stores and Sephora.com and retail for around $10.00.

And THIS is Murphy's typical Saturday...

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Nail of the Day: Water Marble

Good evening! Sorry I haven't posted sooner but basically I fell into a vat of polish and it took me forever to clean up the mess! Well not really, but I am really not good at nail art, especially water marbles, which I LOVE, so I tried and tried and tried. Finally I all but gave up and didn't tape my fingers the last time around. And that's the one I ended up using. So I had quite a mess to clean up.

I used Nails Inc. Southwark, ELECTRIC blue crelly, Nails Inc. Westminster, medium-to-dark violet purple, and a plain white creme.

Water Marble with Nails Inc. Southwark and Westminster and Pure Ice Superstar

What do you think? Do you water marble? I bet I've watched 1000 how-to videos and I STILL have such a hard time.




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