Winstonia 5pc Nail Art Brush Review

Hi lovelies! A couple of days ago, I received these brushes from Winstonia Store to be reviewed. When I found out that I would be getting these, I was excited and a bit anxious to see how good they will be and how pure acetone the bristles and it's overall performance.

These brushes can be found here, for $5.95 (+ S&H)  for all 5 brushes. And if you feel safer buying things on Amazon, you can find them here. I believe they're on sale right now for $2.95 (+ $2.99 S&H).

Rifle Paper Co Inspired

Hi ladies! I've been looking for inspiration everywhere and last night I found this beautiful floral picture on Pinterest that looked like something Lindsey of Wondrously Polished would do. I think when it comes to florals, she might just be my biggest inspiration / most favorite. So when I saw the picture I knew I had to paint it on my nails. It wasn't until I posted the picture and somebody commented on it that I found out that it was actually a Rifle Paper Co. journal and that there's a bunch of other floral print journals. That only means one thing - more inspiration! Haha. I can't wait to paint them on my nails!

This was so much fun to do, even though it did take me a while to finish these. I love the fact that because they're 'wild' flowers, it doesn't exactly have to be perfect. Then again, that probably goes with a lot of floral manis. And because I'm totally in love with the mattified (Is that even a word?) floral nails, I had to do the same with these. Anyways, I hope you enjoy these nails as much as I enjoyed making them. I'm so excited to paint more florals!

Zoya Tomoko!

Hi lovelies! I finally received one of my THREEDOM orders from Zoya on Monday. I got Zoya Tomoko, Chita, and Chyna. I was way too excited to try all of them but didn't wanna use all 3 colors because it'll look too holiday themed. So I figured I'll use Tomoko first because it's more appropriate to summer than the other 2. I wasn't sure what design to do, so I just did a mix n' match mani. Hope you enjoy!

Minimalist Disney Princess

Good morning lovelies! Yesterday I was looking online to find some nail art inspiration, and I saw these minimalist Disney posters and I wanted to give them a try! I've done Mickey & Friends before and they weren't so great as I was barely starting to get into nail art again at that time and I didn't have Seche Vite (I think it really helps put the look together and finish the artwork). But if you wish to see it, you can find the picture here. Anyways, I wanted to give the princess nails a shot so here they are!

Bright Watercolor Flowers

Hi my loves! The other night, I wanted to do floral nails but I wasn't sure how to. So I ended up with watercolor flowers. I'm not sure what kind of flowers these are, but I just went along with it. Also, I recently bought nail art brushes on eBay because my cleanup brush was way too big and I tried to use the elf Concealer brush but it was horrible and got ruined almost immediately. If you'd like to check out the cleanup brushes I got, click here. Anyways, I hope you like these nails cause I've got a bunch of pictures of them!

Fourth of July!

Hi there my loves! Today I'm sharing with you the nails I did for 4th of July. I initially planned to do a non-traditional design. I wanted a white base with blue and red florals but when I started painting, it didn't look anything like what I had in mind and I didn't know what else to do but the typical American flag nails. I think it still looked pretty ok though. I really should've used striping tape to get the stripes perfectly, but it was already late and I was too lazy and tired to deal with the tape. So here it is! Enjoy!

Neons and Nudes

Hi lovelies! I'm sorry I haven't been able to post lately. I've been so busy and we didn't have internet at home for a couple of days. But I'm back now! Today, I have for you a simple gradient, but definitely not boring. I've always loved nude and neon combinations. Especially the ones done with Orly Glowstick. Unfortunately I didn't own Glowstick yet when I made this mani but this cheap $1 polish definitely did not disappoint. Although this polish was already good, I couldn't pass up buying Glowstick for $3.50-$4.50. I forgot how much it was exactly. LOL but yea! I hope you guys like this one.