While I love the super shimmery color combination, this is one I wish I’d tested on a nail wheel before doing all ten fingers. The top few rows are just too similar from afar & blend together. I think the secret for a good ruffle manicure is alternating a light and a dark color to make the rows really pop (even if it means repeating one polish more than the rest).
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Wednesday Manicure: Metallic Ruffles
This week’s manicure was inspired by the ruffle manicure tutorial seen here. (From the top) I used Wet & Wild “Silvivor”, Color Club “Wild at Heart” (purple), Orly “Halley’s Comet” (teal), China Glaze “Tinsel Town” (dark silver), Kleancolor “Metallic Green”, and Color Club “Cold Metal” (blue).

While I love the super shimmery color combination, this is one I wish I’d tested on a nail wheel before doing all ten fingers. The top few rows are just too similar from afar & blend together. I think the secret for a good ruffle manicure is alternating a light and a dark color to make the rows really pop (even if it means repeating one polish more than the rest).
While I love the super shimmery color combination, this is one I wish I’d tested on a nail wheel before doing all ten fingers. The top few rows are just too similar from afar & blend together. I think the secret for a good ruffle manicure is alternating a light and a dark color to make the rows really pop (even if it means repeating one polish more than the rest).
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