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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Love Is In The Air-Favorite Technique

I am taking part in the "Love Is In The Air" Nail Challenge. Today's theme is our favorite nail art technique. I picked a jelly sandwich. I think I get more bang for my buck when I do this. I can used a lot of different glitters together and can make a subtle but pretty cool look (OK, that's IMO)!



 My main base polish is Kiss Off by Signet Nails. Lauren did this as part of a trio for an anti-love set. 

I almost won the contest naming this one, which is why I have a bottle. Lauren is a sweetie. She sent me this bottle and then took my suggestion (Tainted Love) and created a beautiful blue jelly which I now own!

Kiss Off is a deep pink (three steps away for red to my eyes) jelly. I had a lot of fun with this mani. First, I put on two coats of Kiss Off, then a layer of holographic glitter (a Jenna Hipp mini). Around the top and sides, I added a layer of a-England's Merlin for an extra spark. Lastly, I added a third coat of Kiss Off

With just one coat on top, the holo still works great. This has to be one of my favorite jelly sandwich looks I have done. Do you like to make jelly sandwiches?-I guess literally or figuratively? 

Macro Shot 


That's it for tonight, signing off................Terri


 

8 comments:

  1. I love jelly sammiches! Your technique though on this one is interesting...I don't think I've seen one quite like it before!

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  2. Thank you, I guess it didn't dawn on me that they were particularly different.

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  3. This is such a cool jelly sandwich! I love how you place Merlin!

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  4. Thank you. This color also looks great on Zoya's Godiva.

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  5. Thanks, I've glitter framed before and really like the effect.

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  6. You'll have to explain jelly sandwich technique to me. Not sure I quite get it.

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