This month's theme for Polish Days is Vintage. If you've been following me for a while, you probably know I adore anything vintage--colors, patterns, fashions, you name it. So you know I was one hap-hap-happy lady when I saw the announcement for this. :)
I started out with a base of Misa Got It Made In The Shade, which is definitely a vintage-y shade of soft antique light sage green creme:
I love how it came out, and for once the Konad polish bleed actually works for the manicure, like it's been streaked by tears or some liquid over time. The only thing I'd change is I might stamp with a dark brown if I were to do it again rather than black, what do you think?
Thanks for looking! And please check out the other entries in this month's Polish Days challenge!!
Xoxox,
M.
Love the gradient!
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Deletethis is so succesful manicure :) I love this!
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DeleteI love the postage stamp detail- very cute!
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DeleteI love the postal code stamp!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! That plate is great. :)
Deletethis is so cool! i can stare at it for hours
ReplyDeleteAwww, so sweet, thank you!!
DeleteReally good effect, it totally looks old and weathered :)
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DeleteThat looks so cool. lol yeah finally it's a nice thing that Konad bleeds XD
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DeleteLovely interpretation! I love the colors!
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DeleteLove the color and the writings, looks like an old letter indeed!
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DeleteOk this is totally cool! G
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Deletethis is so elegant i love it!
ReplyDeleteI do love an elegant look, I must say...:) Thank you!
DeleteYour combination of technique and is fabulous! :) I like it, alot!
ReplyDeleteWow, thank you, that's very kind! :)
DeleteThis is lovely, and very vintage!
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DeleteLovely mani! Postmarks! My favourite print! We used the same BM Lovenote image stamp!
ReplyDeleteoooo ::runs to check out your mani::
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ReplyDeleteJust deleted b/c it was the same as above. :)
Deleteit looks awesome. If you had used the brown I think it would have looked more old, vintage, but i like the black too!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think you're right. I'm going to have to find a brown that will work and try it just to see...:)
DeleteI love everything about this! Great job :) P.S. I only have one Misa polish and I find myself thinking up excuses to use it because I love the brush and formula so much. Is it that way for the rest of their polishes?
ReplyDeleteThank you! For the most part, I love Misa. I do find generally speaking that their formula is excellent and I also like their brush. However, I have found one or two slight exceptions, where the formula wasn't quite up to par with the others. However, I've never yet had a Misa that didn't at least have a *decent* formula; every other brand I've tried I've had one or two that were complete UGH, but so far not with Misa. :)
DeleteGood to know! I now must buy more Misas! :-D I also love the shape and weight of the bottle. I'm thinking they are an overlooked brand.
DeleteI completely agree. <3
DeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous hun! The metallic-y sponged tips give such a pretty effect & the writing pattern is beautiful! LOVE LOVE LOVE! :D
ReplyDeleteAysh xox
I simply love it so much <3 great great great!!! <3
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!! :)
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