Hello lovelies!
So yesterday I did something with microglitter, so today is all about the big ones! Remember the day they invented triangle glitter (well at least polish-wise)? I do. Lumina Lacquer was one of the first to put it into polish and it was magical. I was mesmerised and was forced to order a few bottles because I couldn't get it out of my head anymore...
Here's my ode to triangle glitter:
Of course more triangles! And proof that you can totally sponge on super coarse glitter polish into shapes (I wasn't sure it would work, so I had to put it to the test!). I started with a base of Gosh "Rebel Yell" and then taped off the sides of my nails to form the triangles. I cut up a nail art sponge, picked it up with tweezer, applied Lumina Lacquer "Atlas" on it and sponged that onto my nails. I also placed a few extra glitters where I felt there wasn't enough glitter, since the coarse glitter does not disperse evenly on its own. I sealed it in with NPB Glitter Food and SV.
Now I'm going to check out the other ladies glitzy manis (see links below)! What do you think of mine? Do you share my opinion that this type of mani works with chunky glitter, or is it not your cup of tea?
I love all the shapes you have sneaking out here! :) So cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect! That glitter really packs a punch!
ReplyDeleteI don't own anything with triangle glitter, I am kind of fascinated by this O_O Also...the dense glitter filled triangle looks like a super ritzy Christmas tree to me!
ReplyDeleteI really like the stars in the glitter.
ReplyDeleteGIRL! I love this! The color combination is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty. I like the way the base color and glitter pop against each other but also really compliment each other and just flow seamlessly.
ReplyDeleteI love this glitter! Totally works!
ReplyDeleteAwwww Lumina. Such a throwback! I used to love her stuff
ReplyDeleteGreat job with this! It can be hard getting chunky glitters to go where you want them and you managed to steer them perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm still stuck in the holidays, because these look like the coolest Christmas trees in the up-side down picture! Love.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute use of glitter! I never thought about creating shapes with it.
ReplyDeleteWay to go getting those big ones in line! I thought it wouldn't work either, but you proved me wrong. These are stunning and a great way to show of the pretty glitters!!
ReplyDeleteI love how graphic this looks.
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