Eyeballs! This actually took a bit longer to do than I expected, but I'm happy with how it turned out. I'm not happy with how hard this was to photograph! Between the lighting and the focus not cooperating, I shot these pictures three times and there still weren't that many decent shots. Sorry guys =(
The reason why I chose this one while I was looking for something to pay homage to was actually because of My Little Pony. My hubby and I were watching this episode and well, poor Fluttershy is now being watched by my nails too!
I wanted to quickly show you the base color for this, so please excuse the messy paint job! It's an old bottle of polish from Avon that I had in high school, which probably makes it around eight years old... The last time I was interested in nail polish was pre-sixteen. In any case, it's called Decadence and it doesn't have its ingredients list anymore, but it smells like it is not B3F, but Avon does have this shade currently available in a mini for $1.99. They also have a free shipping for orders over $10 right now, I believe.
Decadence is one of my faaaavorite bottles. If I ever see a full sized new version, I'm going to order it as a back up. I haven't thinned this bottle, just remixed it because there was some settling, and it has a great formula. The problem? I must have been rough on this brush as a fifteen year old... I might try to find a replacement or decant it into another bottle...
In any case, on top of Decadence, I followed Sarah's tutorial to the letter and voila! I did have to mix my own red jelly for this and now I'm completely obsessed with turning every color I own into a jelly with some clear polish!
Thanks for reading!
That is really cool. Love the use of the old-school Avon. Great color.
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ReplyDeleteYou did am amazing job! 8 yrs old is nothing. While I did purge anything that was not top tier labels or colors from OPI I thought I would never wear again (silly me - now many are priceless). But now I have a database and tracked back the names of collections/dates released, found I have some of the original 1989 OPI's! And they are not dried up. In all my going through for the database, only found one pretty thick and I added a ton of thinner - it came right back! The old sheers from the 90's however did not hold well - they separated and take a ton of rolling to get them to hang together now.
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