We’re now on to the third day of the challenge. Today, is the Yellow day. And I’m going to show you something I haven’t used before.
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| Bobbie Piña Colada |
This is Bobbie Piña Colada. And this is literally the first time I used this polish. Piña Colada is a shimmer polish. Although the color and formula is good, I’m quite disappointed that I have to use four coats to get full opacity. I am a person with very little patience in waiting for a polish to dry. That’s why I would prefer a polish that are opaque in two coats. Nonetheless, I still like the polish. Maybe I’ll try to put on a white polish first next time.
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| Bobbie Piña Colada |
I love the very micro glitters that make the polish very shimmery. I wish the camera can capture the shine.
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| Bobbie Piña Colada |
Yellow reminds me of sunrise and sunshine. But no, that’s not what I did for the accent. I honestly cannot figure out how I can capture and put into my nails how amazing the sunshine is. So I asked my eight year old nephew what he thinks when he hears the word “yellow”. But of course, he also said sunshine. So I asked him for another one.
He said pencil. I decided to draw the end part of the pencil as my accent nails. I’m not sure if that’s the way pencils are in other countries. The most popular pencil here is “Mongol” with numbers 1, 2 and 3. I decided I’d just use Mongol number 1.
Although I’m quite sad that he was not able to recognize that it is a pencil’s end, I still love how it turned out.
I suddenly miss going to school. So what do you guys think?
Colors used:
Bobbie Piña Colada
Sassy Pink (Nail Art Brush)
Cute accent nail!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that kind words. :)
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