Press Sample Saturday I came home from work to find the Zoya Satins collection waiting on my coffee table! (Read: I stalked the tracking for a week and had my mom stay home to make sure I got it this past weekend.) But anyway, let's not get off track.
Last night I came up with the idea to do a wavy neutral rainbow
Fun right?

A little over a week ago I sent out this tweet to see what were the best vinyls, but with minimal feedback I went searching on Etsy. Boy oh boy was I pleased with what I found!
Around the same time I got the Satins, my order for these nail vinyls were in my mailbox. Umm hello? Nail fate!

I started  by laying down my vinyls and painting half each nail a different color to create an cool two-tone effect.

My thumb is Rowan & Ana, my index is Ana & Brittany, my middle is Brittany & Leah, my ring is Leah & Tove, and finally, my pinky is Tove & Sage.

Overall all the formula was okay; the shade I had the most issue with was Ana and I definitely recommend thin coats.
I did have a small issue with streaks so once I removed the vinyls I finished with a layer of satin finish top coat that I got a couple of years ago.



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Nothing To Disclose Last week I stumbled upon this IG post and thought, "Hmm, I can do some donut nails. It's been awhile." So here we are folks. Donut nail art for the win!


I started with a base color of OPI Did You Ear About Van Gogh?, used Orly Instant Artist Crisp White for the lettering, China Glaze Desert Sun for the donut, Barielle Life of the Party for the glaze, and Nanacoco White Witch for the sprinkles.


I really like the way this mani turned out, but my favorite nail is my thumb.


I'd say this mani is holding up pretty well after 6 days of wear.

Also, check out my first ever donut mani here!

Does anyone else suddenly wanna take a trip to Krispy Kreme? Or nah?
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Full press release for the MATTEVELVET here. And if you're interested in a different type of finish, pre-order Zoya Satins started last week.

These shades are available now on Zoya.com for $9 each.

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Press Sample Much like one of my more recent swatch posts, today's nail art was done months ago. The photos were taken, and edited, yet the post was just written. Shame on me, I know. But I digress.


These nails used the entire Barielle Summer Keys Collection.

I started with Panama Pina Colada as a base color. 
Then sponged Hawaiian Sunset  & Panama Pina Colada on my thumb, Miami Heat & Panama Pina Colada on my index, Paradise in the Tropics & Panama Pina Coloada on my middle finger, Barefoot in Bermuda & Panama Pina Colada on my ring finger, and lastly, I sponged Topless in St Tropez & Panama Pina Colada on my pinky.


Each Barielle shade from the Summer Keys collection retails for $8 per .45 fl. oz. bottle on Barielle.com.

How do you feel about summer colors in non-summer seasons? Let's chat in the comments.
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