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LCN Bones & Doughnuts

Monday, December 02, 2013nail a college drop out


Press Sample Ah, so Monday is upon us yet again. Thanksgiving came and went, Black Friday is over, and the weekend has passed. What do I have in store for today? Another Mash-up mani! This time using all LCN shades.


I started with a base color of Home Sweet Home from the Homecoming Collection on my thumb, index, and middle finger. Next I free-handed some bones using Knitting Wool, also from the Home coming collection.
For my ring and pinky nails I started with a gradient using Marilyn and Liz from the Charade Collection. The dough color of the doughnuts is a mix of Rita (Charade Collection), Chocolate Fudge (Homecoming Collection), and Knitting Wool. And for the icing I used Berry Punch, also from the Homecoming Collection.


After everything was said and done I sealed my mash-up mani with LCN Ultra Fast Dry Coat.


By the way these photos were taken after five days of  wear. Not too bad eh?

I've used LCN lacquers before and haven't run into an issue with the formula. What makes it even better for me? Most of the shades I own are cremes (aka my favorite lacquer finish).

The Homecoming and Charade Collections are available as trend boxes that contain four lacquers and retail for $24.90 each; while the Ultra Fast Dry Coat is $8.50 for a 8mL bottle on LCNboutique.com.

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Nothing like nice nails to make you feel better while waiting for another day to sleep in right? Right!
Tune in. Drop out. Love polish.

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9 comments

  1. Oh my goodness! Those bones are adorable!

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  2. I have never used LCN polishes, but after seeing the wear on these on you, I must try them!

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  3. Fantastic! And, my, your nails are growing fast! <3

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  4. Great mani, fabulous use of all those shades - love it!

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  5. You always come up with the best nail art ideas! These polishes look so beautiful, and such a fun design!

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