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December 13, 2012

DIY MARBLE NAILS

Hi everyone! 

I got a really fun tutorial for you today. It is called marble nails and has been around for a while now, but I hadn't discovered it until recent. Since I have known this technique I've been really loving it.
I'll take you through it step by step. 
First you will need some supplies. All of theses items you will probably find in your house. The things you need are: 3 nailpolishes (any colors you want), a top coat, a cup with room temperature water, some scissors, toothpicks, paper towels, nailpolish remover and some cotton pads. 




1. Paint your nail with a first coat of nailpolish.
2. Paint your nails a second time with the same polish.
3. Drop some nailpolishdrops in a cup of (room temperature) water. Then you choose another color and drop them in the first color. 






4. Repeat this process with as many colors as you like until you get a spiral-looking shape in the cup. 
5. Take a toothpick and create a shape you like in the water. Best is to create from top to middle, then you get prettier shapes.




6. Take you finger and dip it in the place, the shape you like to have on your nail.
7. Leave your finger under the surface for about 10 seconds. While you are waiting take your toothpick and collect the nailpolish around your nail. This way it won't get on your nail when you take it out of the water. 





After you're done, let your finger dry for about 30 seconds, remove the access polish off your finger with a cotton pad and nailpolish remover. Then complete the look with a shiny top coat. This will make your nails look even more pretty and will make the result last longer. 




You can also dip two or even three fingers in at the same time, but then you have less control of the shapes on your nails.  I usually do two fingers at the same time, otherwise I feel like I'm wasting too much product.

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and have fun trying it out! 

x x x

December 11, 2012

BLONDE VS BRUNETTE

Hello everyone!

I have been struggling with the girliest problem of them all: hair! I have always been someone who likes to change up her hair and I can't stick with one style for a long time. When I get my hair done on Monday, I am thinking about doing something else on Wednesday. The only thing that keeps me from changing it up so often is the condition of my locks. I don't want to damage them too much (it is pretty dry already!).

For the past six years I have always had my hair long but changed the color every couple of months. Blonde, platinum blonde, dark brown, reddish brown, brown with highlights, and so on!

Now it is winter again I feel i should go darker again. I like how it makes my hair look healthier and I think it suits the season better.

But dilemma: I know I'll miss my sunkissed blonde locks as soon as I go through summer pictures or see blondies in the streets.

These are my "hair candy boards" that always make me want to change:

Brown


Blonde



Soo.. which color do you think suits me better?


And do you change your hair color a lot?

x x x

December 10, 2012

BEAUTYCOLOGY SOAP

Hello guys!

Today I just wanted to show you one of my birthday gifts I got last week. With the upcoming holidays I feel this would be a nice gift for girlfriends/sisters/moms, so I had to mention it on my blog.

It is a set of three products from the brand Beautycology. You get two shower gels and one piece of hand soap. The smells are all very sweet and girly!

The package how I got it:


Cherry shower gel (with glitter)


Strawberry shower gel (no glitter)


Hand soap (smells like marshmallow!)



You can buy this cute package online on ebay! 
Have a nice day! x x x



December 3, 2012

DIY FRENCH MANICURE

Hi everyone!

Today I have got a classic nail tutorial for you. I think everyone is familiar with the french manicure, it's an oldie but a goodie. I like to wear this style on a daily base, I think it is a very natural and clean look but gives a woman's hand also a classy touch.
This is how I do a french manicure on myself.

What you will need:

  • Sheer pink nailpolish
  • White nailpolish
  • Shiny topcoat
  • Tape
  • (Scissors, optional if you have tape you need to cut)
Start off with clean nails, no nailpolish on them.



 1. Put a coat of the pink polish on your nails. Let it dry very well.


 2. Take a piece of tape and put it on your nail, leave out the edge of your nail you would like to paint white.


 3. Take your white polish and put it on the edge of your nail that is left out of the tape. Let it dry and repeat. Now you have two coats of white on your nail. Let the second coat dry again.


4. Take off the tape carefully.
5. Put a shiny topcoat on your nail to finish the look.

And you are done!


Hope you will try out this easy tutorial! x x x