I got the idea after seeing a pink and black eyeshadow look in one of my make up groups.
This is Rory and I sponged Kimber, Carly, and Ibiza over it.
Thanks for reading!!!
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Zoya Sponging!
I loved how this turned out so much I did all 10 fingers. :D
I got the idea after seeing a pink and black eyeshadow look in one of my make up groups.
This is Rory and I sponged Kimber, Carly, and Ibiza over it.
I got the idea after seeing a pink and black eyeshadow look in one of my make up groups.
This is Rory and I sponged Kimber, Carly, and Ibiza over it.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
More Pixie Dust art!!
I love playing with the different textures.
I started off with just a simple white, then sponged London, then Dahlia. I am seriously loving these Pixies Dusts. I have worn them nearly everyday since I got them.
I am totally looking forward to the summer ones. Speaking of, want a preview of the summer pixie dust release? ok, you talked me into it. :D
Click to make it big. It's worth it!!!
Zoya describes them as:
I started off with just a simple white, then sponged London, then Dahlia. I am seriously loving these Pixies Dusts. I have worn them nearly everyday since I got them.
I am totally looking forward to the summer ones. Speaking of, want a preview of the summer pixie dust release? ok, you talked me into it. :D
Zoya describes them as:
This
incredible and best-selling formula is sure to captivate with a magical sparkle
and sugary finish like no other.
Zoya PIXIE DUST -
SUMMER edition
ZP683 -
Solange: EXCLUSIVE PIGMENT!!! Gold Metal sparkle, exclusive Zoya
PixieDust Matte Sparkle formula.
ZP677 -
Beatrix: Tangerine Metal sparkle, exclusive Zoya PixieDust Matte Sparkle
formula.
ZP676 -
Destiny: Coral Metal sparkle, exclusive Zoya PixieDust Matte Sparkle
formula.
ZP682 -
Miranda: Rose sparkle, exclusive Zoya PixieDust Matte Sparkle
formula.
ZP675 -
Stevie: Violet sparkle, exclusive Zoya PixieDust Matte Sparkle
formula.
ZP681 -
Liberty: Blue sparkle, exclusive Zoya PixieDust Matte Sparkle formula.
I received the polishes used in this post for my honest review.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Oooh, Pixie Dust NAIL ART!!!
Well, Hello!!!
So I was super DUPER excited when I received Pixie Dust to review.
Everyone does swatches, I wanna do Nail ART!!!
First my review. These polishes were SOOOOOO much easier to work with than I thought they would be. They were thin and needed build up, but man, are they ever worth it. The first one I slapped on immediately was Dahlia.
Application: I put on a base coat even though they say not to use one. (Yeah, I'm a rebel...) I did 2 medium coats. They went on like a creme. There was virtually NO dragging, and I did the second coat while the first coat was still semi wet. I DID NOT top coat because I wanted to see how long I could go without the texture driving me nuts. Dry time was SSSSLLLLOOOOWWWW. Only because I use Seche and used to every mani being and being done in 10 minutes. Ten minutes later things were still kinda smooshy. I used it as an excuse to sit and do nothing. "Nope, sorry, I can't, my nails are still wet!!!" ;-)
Review: I wore it for a full WEEK before I experienced minimal tip wear. Suprisingly, it didn't AT ALL. After I took Dahlia off, I put on Chyna. It also lasted a full week before I experienced minimal tipwear. (again with basecoat and 2 medium coats of polish.)
Removal: It was acutally relatively painless also. Easier to get off than glitter but harder than say just a regular creme polish. The process I found to work the best was to wet the cotton ball put on for about a minute with firm pressure pull off. It all came off in one stroke (except for minimal leftovers around the cuticle.)
Ok, enough of the talky talky, on to the pretty!!!!!
(Pardon the close cropped pics, my cuticles have been awful lately. :-( )
First off Godiva with Dahlia dotted on.
Vespa with a nice line of Ibiza. I LOVED the contrast of the rough/shiny textures!!!
Have YOU tried the Pixie Dust Craze? What do you think of them?
Thanks for reading!!!
So I was super DUPER excited when I received Pixie Dust to review.
Everyone does swatches, I wanna do Nail ART!!!
First my review. These polishes were SOOOOOO much easier to work with than I thought they would be. They were thin and needed build up, but man, are they ever worth it. The first one I slapped on immediately was Dahlia.
Application: I put on a base coat even though they say not to use one. (Yeah, I'm a rebel...) I did 2 medium coats. They went on like a creme. There was virtually NO dragging, and I did the second coat while the first coat was still semi wet. I DID NOT top coat because I wanted to see how long I could go without the texture driving me nuts. Dry time was SSSSLLLLOOOOWWWW. Only because I use Seche and used to every mani being and being done in 10 minutes. Ten minutes later things were still kinda smooshy. I used it as an excuse to sit and do nothing. "Nope, sorry, I can't, my nails are still wet!!!" ;-)
Review: I wore it for a full WEEK before I experienced minimal tip wear. Suprisingly, it didn't AT ALL. After I took Dahlia off, I put on Chyna. It also lasted a full week before I experienced minimal tipwear. (again with basecoat and 2 medium coats of polish.)
Removal: It was acutally relatively painless also. Easier to get off than glitter but harder than say just a regular creme polish. The process I found to work the best was to wet the cotton ball put on for about a minute with firm pressure pull off. It all came off in one stroke (except for minimal leftovers around the cuticle.)
Ok, enough of the talky talky, on to the pretty!!!!!
(Pardon the close cropped pics, my cuticles have been awful lately. :-( )
First off Godiva with Dahlia dotted on.
Lamp (natural) light
With flash
Vespa with a nice line of Ibiza. I LOVED the contrast of the rough/shiny textures!!!
Lamp (natural) light
With Flash
Lastly, London with Holly Shamrocks. Again, with the rough/shiny texture.
Lamp (natural) light
With Flash
Have YOU tried the Pixie Dust Craze? What do you think of them?
Thanks for reading!!!
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