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Hello!
Today we're going to take a look at a new Born Pretty Store plate, BPS-L103, which features just about any sort of chain you've every imagined...Here's a look at the video review I did of the plate:
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| Born Pretty Store BP-L103 |
I selected this plate to review because I love the look of chains on my nails, but I hate working with actual 3D chains. Cutting them to the right size, getting them to stay put, and finessing everything around them is just way more of a nightmare than I am normally willing to put myself through. But this plate allows me to do just about whatever I want--in any color I want.
Here are swatches of the test looks I did in the video:
For my first mani, I did a stamping sammich. I used Zoya Paris, one of the new Jelly Brites, and stamped my image first with Kaleidoscope White, then on top with Moyra Silver:
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| Stamping sammich with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 over Zoya Paris |
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| Stamping sammich with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 over Zoya Paris |
Stay tuned, because I'll have a tutorial for this up on my YouTube channel shortly! And here's what it looks like matted:
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| Stamping sammich with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 over Zoya Paris |
For my second mani, I wanted to use play around with the look of chains along with the naked mani look...I used Zoya Dream, and I stamped with Kaleidoscope White and Moyra Silver:
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| Zoya Dream accented with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 |
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| Zoya Dream accented with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 |
And here it is matted:
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| Zoya Dream accented with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 |
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| Zoya Dream accented with Born Pretty Store BP-L103 |
What do you think? Do you like the chain look?
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