Daisies

More easy dotting flower nails.  This time I used Zoya Ryan, Zoya Purity, and Zoya Darcy. 

Pink Holo Leopard

The sun has come out in Portland, Oregon, and I'm enjoying all the time I can outdoors.  This is a wonderful break from the really long months of dreary overcast days.  To celebrate I'm wearing a Color Club holo with some simple leopard nail art (design copied from Nail Polish Wars).

Colors: Color Club Miss Bliss, OPI Angel with a Leadfoot, and Sally Hansen Black Out

Pink Flowers on a Mint Backdrop

Inspired by a pair of tweezers from Tweezerman and I'm thrilled that I was able to get the colors spot on with polishes already in my collection.

Colors used: Sally Hansen Mint Sorbet, Zoya Areej, and Zoya Jancyn

Grey and Yellow Nails

Spring is here! What are you wearing on your nails?

Colors used: Zoya Dove, OPI Angel with a Leadfoot, and OPI I Just Can't Cope-acabana.

Zoya Portia and Lynnderella Common Sense

Today I'm wearing two coats of Zoya Portia with a coat of Lynnderella Common Sense. I love Common Sense!

Mary Kay Carefree Coral

Good evening!  Today I have a new color from Mary Kay's Spring 2014 line: Carefree Coral.  This is the first Mary Kay polish I've tried and I was pleasantly surprised.

Carefree Coral is an orange pink with decent coverage.  It's more of a jelly than a cream but the formula is nice with limited streaking, although I did have some problem with pooling around my cuticles as the polish is on the thin side.  I thought the brush was on the thin side and it was difficult for me to adjust to at first.

Pictured here is three coats of Mary Kay Carefree Coral.

Overall I was pleased with the color and I would certainly recommend this color to anyone!  I'm pleased with this color and am looking forward to seeing what else Mary Kay comes out with.

Essie Shake Your $$ Maker

Is it summer yet?  I'll even settle for it being spring, I'm ready for this winter to be over.  Today I broke out a neon from Essie's 2013 DJ Play that Song collection: Shake Your $$ Maker.  This bright, bright green is terrible to photograph, so I apologize in advance for this color discrepancy.

Shown here is four coats of Essie Shake Your $$ Maker.  This polish is thin and it really needed a white undercoat (oops) to keep the visible nail line from showing.