I think this is my most used stamping image; when I need to do a quick mani or have no inspiration, it's the image I reach for. Here I am using it again with another thing I've been doing fairly often lately.... layering. Here's what I came up with!
Started with a base of three coats of China Glaze Good as Marigold.
Topped with a coat of Polished for Days Ghost Host.
I applied it a little heavier than I had planned; this is Ms. Cindy (aka, my test hand) and it was the look I was going for as the base came through a bit more) but it still looked good!
Topped with a coat of KBShimmer Clearly on Top.
Ms. Cindy topped with KBShimmer Clearly on Top.
Stamped using an image from Lina 4 Seasons-Spring 02 using Painted Polish Blanc Slate.
Topped with KBShimmer Clearly on Top.
Added dots using Essie Check Your Baggage (which was another contender as a base coat, but I went with the China Glaze instead, but used it for the dots for a colour contrast).
Topped with KBShimmer Clearly on Top to finish.
The next day, took a picture outside.
Also, topped with a coat of Essie Matte About You for a different look. As usual, the flakies really stood out, which is why I always like to try to matte a flakie mani at some time.
Thanks for looking!
It looks great and I like it matte :-D
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