ABC Challenge: J- Jindie Nails- Barney Blew Up!

Good Morning my loves and Happy Thursday! I'm a little late to today's post. Things have been a little hectic around here, but nothing that I can't manage! Today I have for you, Jindie Nails!



Jen is the amazing creator behind Jindie Nails. Every polish from her I have come across has been nothing but stunning. From the formula, down to the glitters, they are all unique in there own way. Jen is also a part of the neon matte glitter craze, and let me tell you, she does them EXTREMELY well. Enough babble, Onto Barney Blew Up!



Barney Blew Up is a lavender crelly base packed full of white, green, and lavendar hexes along with white hearts to represent, his heart! This really does look like Barney exploded. Now, if your anything like me, after watching Barney through your entire childhood and you have kids, and they watch Barney.. the big guy kind of grows on you. ;) AND he is a dinosaur afterall, so he can't be that bad!



This is two coats of Barney Blew Up over two coats of OPI- Lucky, Lucky, Lavender. The formula on this was remarkable, I could have easily built this up, but seeing as I wasn't all there when checking out and only got a mini, I need to treasure this one;) Definitely need a back up bottle!



You can find Jindie Nails on etsy here, but you can also find it on Llarowe as well. Jen gets a lot of orders when she does a restock, but it is so worth the "OMGZZZ I NEED A COMPUTER TO GET ME SOME JINDIEEEEEE" type of reaction I had my first time. Just Sayin'



Make sure to check out the other ladies that are with me in the ABC Challenge, next week is K... let's hope I can figure something out;)

Until Next Time!
-Sammi

Cupcake tart!

Hello everyone! *waves to the new faces* I hope everyone is having a great day, I know I am! I finally finished unpacking from moving into our new apartment and my son loves it! His toys are already scattered across the house. I also received from nail mail from Jessica at love for lacquer. She had a few things for sale and 3 of them just so happened to be lemmings! So today I will be showing you one of them!

I am showing you pretty&polished-tart. Since the day I saw this baby I've been wanting it so bad. Everytime I caught a restock it would get cart jacked before I got to put in my info. I waited, caught another one, same thing. I was also a little impatient when she did her wish list so I waited it out and glad I did! Let me just say I love pretty&polished she restocks often but you can also purchase her polishes through llarowe as well.

Tart is a beautiful, what I call "crelly" not exactly a creme and not exactly a jelly but an in between. Its got a lavendar base with purple micro shimmer, blue and gold hex glitters and large see-through magenta and white hexes. I wasn't able to fish out a white hex but I did get out two magenta glitters. I used three thin coats.

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Then I decided to stamp over it. I've actually been planning this mani since Jessica sent me the tracking on them (haha) I used sally Hansen coral rush and sally Hansen pronto purple with bundle monster plate bm-307. I mixed coral rush and pronto purple on the plate to get a mixed design. I then added small silver rhinestones to the top of the cupcake "frosting" I love this so much and hope you enjoy it too! Excuse the picture overload!

Don't forget, there will be a giveaway at 50 followers!

Until next time!

-sammi

Leopard, why are you so bright?

Good morning loveys and happy wednesday! Life is crazy hectic like usual, I've got some great stuff coming my way in the next week or so that I can't wait to show you!

Today I have a mani that was inspired by one of my favorite bloggers, Cristina at Let Them Have Polish! She did a bright leopard skittle and I thought this was so fun and summery! And in Arizona I thought this would be a perfect mani to try out. I used Sarah from Chalkboard Nails tutorial for the leopard and this was a quick and easy nail day for me!

For my mani I used zoya-charisma (I got this off of copious for a penny!) And zoya-renee. I can't say enough good things about zoya polishes. They always apply like butter, and they have a wide range of shades. For the spot outline, I used china glaze- liquid leather.

I hope you enjoy and until next time!

-sammi