It's another blue! This is OPI (Designer Series) Glamour. I told you it was a super holo! (Not as super as Nfu-Oh holographic polishes but at least OPI's goes on in 2 even coats and you can wear a top coat without it ruining the holo effect!)

It has been raining soooo much here. When the forecast finally called for sun, I was wasn't going to miss my chance to show you guys this polish! I wanted you to see the difference between "Fantasy" and "Glamour". Well, now you have :) Oopsy. I did a bad thing. A really bad thing. I got careless... I bought an extra bottle of "Glamour" the other day because I thought I could include it in a future giveaway. Well, I was in such a hurry to paint my nails before Glee a few nights ago that I grabbed the NEW bottle instead of my previously used bottle! Now I've got two opened bottles of "Glamour"!

This is OPI's (Designer Series) "Fantasy". This polish reminds me a lot of DS "Glamour" but the blue is more saturated and it doesn't have that mega holographic effect. It is just as gorgeous though. "Fantasy" is well pigmented. I only had to apply 2 coats to cover my nails! Some of you may do fine with one coat but I like to be on the safe side. DS "Fantasy" is amazing. If you ever find it, you should get it! That's all... I'm out of words for today :)

Hello Everyone! I just wanted to let you know that I've finished my compilation of OPI bottle photographs... and I did it in record time! I've worked on it for literally HOURS! I hope some of you find it useful! It's like a picture-dictionary for nail polish:)

This is probably my least favorite OPI DS color that I own. Ewww. Gag. Am I being too harsh? Well, at this time of year anyway (late fall), it looks really awful on MY skin tone. I will try it again next summer... on my feet... when they are TAN!

So this is it. This is what I'm wearing for Halloween. No blood, no pumpkins, no ghosts, and no candy. Just good ol' purple (Violet Special Polish)and orange! I did contemplate stamping a lollipop from plate M14 but I decided to stop while it still looked good. I'm glad it is completed and all dry! Last night was truly a test of my patience. I put on a base coat, layered with Brights Power, then put on DS Treasure. I guess I didn't let it dry long enough (or there was just too much moisture in the air from all the rain we've been getting) because I smudged TWO fingers and had to redo them! I rarely smudge my polish so I was SO MAD. Then I went about my stamping business, sealed it with a topcoat, and started to pack up my Konad supplies. When I was all done, I looked down and to my disbelief, I had messed up another nail! I about lost it! I really wanted to cry but I regained my composure, got out all my stuff (AGAIN!) and completely redid my nail from the beginning. I'm happy to say they are all still intact this morning...

Well, I'm not sure if those little dots are actually supposed to be beads but that's what I think of when I see them. "They" say that stamping the tips of your nails is harder than stamping the whole nail (because you have to get it lined up straight) but I didn't think it was too bad. I actually like stamping just the tips better. Sometimes when you are stamping a design on your whole nail, the natural curve of the nail makes it impossible to push the stamper all the way down. Or maybe that is just a trick I haven't learned yet... Another bummer to a full nail stamp is that the excess design can stamp all over your cuticles. It's not a big deal when working with white polish... but black? Black is a PAIN to get off! Here I used the Konad Special Polish in white and OPI Designer Series Elegance. The beads are from Konad image plate M62 and the bow is from M59. I wanted it to be fun and girly. I think I achieved that... But now I want to start doing more difficult designs... with lots of different stamped layers! This was a good beginners project. Next please.

Here is a sneak-peek of our collection... Don't worry. Swatches are coming soon.