Today I'm showing Slow Jam from Color Club's 2008 fall collection called Dance To The Music Collection. It's also still available in online stores if anyone is interested.
Most of the time I write down some notes about the polish I've worn (these photos are from November last year) but this time I didn't, luckily I remember anyhow ;) The formula is good and is not too thick nor too thin, just perfect and I used 2 coats for this manicure and then top coat on top. The color is a shimmery burgundy, not a unique color but still elegant and wearable.
Do you like this shade or is it too "mature" or dark to you?
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Cute bows stamped on burgundy background
Hi!
For this Nail Art Sunday I have a very simple nail art and a budget brand polish to show. (Lela is away but Nail Art Sunday is still on!) This is something I made when I was at my parents house borrowing my mum's stash of nail polishes. :)
First I used this ZTIZ nail polish and as you can see from the price tag, it's really cheap, 10 SEK, which is almost £1. It's bought here in Sweden at Dollarstore.
As you can see from the pictures it's a dark brown/wine red shimmer polish. Isn't called burgundy too? This one covered in just one coat but I have two coats on the pictures just to see if the color would intense and to make it thicker, my nails are thin and I can't walk around with just one coat on my nails. :)
The color it self is definitely not unique, I have one from Isadora and one from Paris Memories which look like this, my mum also had one from Color Club and some other budget brands which was similar to this one as well. But I do like this color.
And as for the nail art, I stamped the bows and afterwards I placed 1MM flat loose copper glitter in the center of the bows.
Have you noticed another thing? The bottle is exactly the same as the ones Kleancolor uses. I also thought that it smelled like the Kleancolor polishes smells like. I'm suspecting maybe there is a Kleancolor dupe of this too.. ;)
The backside of the polish says that it's called 67. However this marking reminds me of the tags some fake OPI's got.
Here you see the image plate I used for the bows. It's from Konad and is number m3.
Stuff used:
ZTIZ nail polish - 67
Konad nail polish - White
Konad image plate m3
Copper flat loose glitter 1MM
For this Nail Art Sunday I have a very simple nail art and a budget brand polish to show. (Lela is away but Nail Art Sunday is still on!) This is something I made when I was at my parents house borrowing my mum's stash of nail polishes. :)
First I used this ZTIZ nail polish and as you can see from the price tag, it's really cheap, 10 SEK, which is almost £1. It's bought here in Sweden at Dollarstore.
As you can see from the pictures it's a dark brown/wine red shimmer polish. Isn't called burgundy too? This one covered in just one coat but I have two coats on the pictures just to see if the color would intense and to make it thicker, my nails are thin and I can't walk around with just one coat on my nails. :)
The color it self is definitely not unique, I have one from Isadora and one from Paris Memories which look like this, my mum also had one from Color Club and some other budget brands which was similar to this one as well. But I do like this color.
And as for the nail art, I stamped the bows and afterwards I placed 1MM flat loose copper glitter in the center of the bows.
Have you noticed another thing? The bottle is exactly the same as the ones Kleancolor uses. I also thought that it smelled like the Kleancolor polishes smells like. I'm suspecting maybe there is a Kleancolor dupe of this too.. ;)
The backside of the polish says that it's called 67. However this marking reminds me of the tags some fake OPI's got.
Here you see the image plate I used for the bows. It's from Konad and is number m3.
Stuff used:
ZTIZ nail polish - 67
Konad nail polish - White
Konad image plate m3
Copper flat loose glitter 1MM
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