Happy St. Patrick's Day!

I decided to try this awesome clover water marble design I saw on YouTube, made by the water marble expert Simple Little Pleasures.

This is the second design I did for  St. Patrick's Day. The first one was a total fail. I had a bit longer nails when I did it, and the green I picked didn't look as nice as I thought it would. Then the stamping I did was quite unattractive and I decided it was too aweful to post this fail mani on the blog, so I did a new one today.

Even though green is one of my least favorite colors, this design came out pretty nice! I think I like it :) My marbling skills are not super, and the design isn't perfect like the original, but still - it's cute. Iove the combination of these two colors and the clover on the middle finger came out pretty nice.

For the base I applied two coats of Beauty Care 14 which is a bright lime green, and for the marble I used the same color along with Skinfood Mocha Gold. Once dried, I applied one coat of Poshe.

So what do you think about this design? Are you having issues with green colors as well? :)

In today's guest post I'm having a good friend of mine from the blog Just For Fun, you should totally go check her blog for cute nail art! The designs she makes are always so cute and fun, every time I see her posts she makes me go like "Oh, now I want to wear this color/design too" lol.

Be sure to check her blog and to follow her if you would like to see more of her awesome nail art. Hope you will enjoy this post! :)

St. Patrick's Inspired design

This design was inspired by the upcoming St. Patrick’s day.
On all of the fingers I applied 2 coats of OPI – Live and Let Die from the James Bond collection, a dark green with a gold shimmer. One coat was pretty opaque but I applied two just in case. But on the ring finger I used the amazing Zoya – Storm. I love this polish! Here I used 2 coats.
For the stamping I used Barry M – Gold Foil, with Nailz Craze Stamping Plate NC01. I actually filled in the hearts on the ring finger, I used a very short and thin brush to paint within the hearts, and added  a stem to make it look like a clover.
I really like how this came out! What do you think?