Showing posts with label revlon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revlon. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Girly-Girl Challenge, Day 8: Girls just wanna have FUN!

It's the final day of the Girly-Girl challenge & today, in honor of Cyndi Lauper & her famous song I took inspiration from the pajamas she's wearing in the song while telling her dad that she's just havin' some fun!

It's perfect also because when I think of a fun art design I always fall back on leopard print, it's cute, it's daring, it's girlie & most of all FUN! I also took color inspiration from this design done by Robin Moses.


Inspiration, Cyndi Lauper, quintessential FUN GIRL!

I used Revlon Gold Get 'em for my gold base color. Then painted the leopard print with acrylic paints & topped off with acrylic paint red tips:


Here is my "Girls just Wanna have FUN!" nail design for the 8th & final day of this fantastic Girly-Girl Challenge, created by Neverlandnailblog:


















Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Girly-Girl Challenge, Day 4:Inspired by the Runway

Day 4 of the Girly-Girl challenge: "Inspired by the Runway"

I love this idea & I immediately started Googling fashion runway looks that I wanted to imitate on my nails.Take a look at all the lovely colors & styles of fashion on the runway & you are literally overflowing with ideas one after the other until you have to narrow it down to your absolute favorite & which you feel expresses the most inspiration for you. This is so hard to do. I found this pretty color block dress that was just lovely, I really liked the color combo, so I figured "why not!"


My inspiration.


Once again using Sache Vite for both my base & my top coats. I then painted my entire nail a pretty pale gold shimmer from Revlon called Gold Get 'Em, for the other block colors I used a greige color from e.l.f. called Desert Haze & a bright orange from the brand "Savvy" that I found @ Sallys called Orange You Happy. And for the tip I used Zoya Cynthia to tie it all in.

Here's my Girly-Girl challenge, Day 4, Runway inspired look: