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Hello Loves! I have a simple doticure to show you today. I know I've mentioned before that I am really NOT great at applying polish. Gel polish, sure. But lacquer kicks my tail every time. So I've been playing with lacquer a little more lately and this is the result. :) To create this look, I used three Girly Bits Cosmetics Lacquers and my Out The Door Northern Lights top coat.
Lets take a look at the polishes that went into this simple nail art design, shall we?
The base is this gorgeous nude with golden shimmer called I'm Not As Think As You Drunk I Am. I adore this nude, even though it might not be the best match for my skin tone. The golden shimmer make it super fabulous! Application was easy enough in two coats.
The orange dots are a beautiful, neon orange cream called Thump Your Melons. I freaking adore that name! lol Application was a little tricky for me on this one. Neons kill me. I ended up swatching three coats, but someone who is better at applying lacquer than I am could easily get away with two.
The green dots are an amazing neon green called It's Hoop To Be Square. I'm not usually a green fan, but after seeing a few swatches of this one, I just couldn't resist. Application was actually pretty easy for me this time. I swatched two coats below.
Here's one more look at the final design. So simple, but effective, I think. I love how the orange and green pop over the nude base. :)
If you're a lacquer fan and haven't tried Girly Bits Nail Polish, I highly recommend it! This is one of the few brands that I completely love and find easiest to work with as a lacquer novice. :) Be sure to check out these and the other awesome polishes available on the Girly Bits Cosmetics website.
~Michelle
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