Today I have another awesome design by Incoco to share with you girls, this time it's a black lace design over a hot pink base that's called Fashion Fusion.
I absolutely loved this design, the color is so great and it's fun to wear bright colors even in this season, and the lacy design at the tips is sooo pretty!

It was hard to capture the real color of these strips on camera (well, you know how that most cameras just don't get along with neons), they look like really bright neon but in fact it was more hot pink (closer to the picture below). I didn't get to wear this design for a long time because I really (really!) love changing my nail designs very often, but from my experience with Incoco's nail polish strips, they in fact last for a long time and for me they stayed in tact for about 6 days (referring to the "A Floral Affair" design which I reviewed before).

I have noticed something a bit different about these strips, unlike other two designs I reviewed before (first and second review), this design had a white base behind the hot pink color. I wasn't sure if it made the strip a tiny bit thicker or not, and I didn't really get why it should have a background color for the pink base (which look quite solid to me), but they worked the same as other strips, were as flexible and durable as the others I've tried before.

Besides being obsessed with this gorgeous design, I really love how shiny these nail polish strips are. In the first photo they look completely flat for some reason, I guess it's the camera struggling with the neon again. But in real life they were really shiny, as if I topped them with a super glossy top coat (which I didn't, so it was great!).

I hope you liked this Incoco design, hopefully I will be showing you more new designs soon. 

Thanks for reading, hope you are having a wonderful week!

Incoco offers a large range of real nail polish strips in various trendy nail colors and nail designs, you can also find colorful french tip designs, classic french tips and even pedicure colors ans designs.
Be sure to check their new Merry & Bright Winter 2013 collection, they have some gorgeous designs that I know I would love to try.
Incoco's nail polish strips range is available at their site Incococ.com for $7.99 for solid colors / glitter, $8.99 for designs / patterns and $9.99 for french manicure.

Today's designs isn't something I would usually do, but I thought why not try something new, maybe experiment a little..?

So I present you with this somewhat bridal french tips manicure ;)

I normally avoid using sheer colors because I can't stand the staining to show underneath, but I saw this pretty polish by Orly and I thought to give it a try.

For this manicure I applied three coats of Orly Robo Romance: it's a sheer pale pink, somewhat nude color, with tiny rainbow glitter. The formula was good but the coverage wasn't what I was looking for. I wish the base was more creamy, that could help with the coverage. After applying 3 coats, as generous as I was, I could still see the tips. So I decided to stamp over the tips a white lace pattern. I used plate QA6 which has several lace designs on it. I topped it off with one coat of Poshe.

I normally don't do french tips, I just don't think this is my style - but this came out really delicate and pretty, really reminded me of a bride's nails. The thing is, I can't recall the last time I had a french tips mani. I can't deny this is pretty, but I just don't think this is my "thing". I'm more into colors, glitters, stamping, you know ;) Either way, I think this is still much prettier than a regular french tips design, so I thought I would share this, hopefully some of you will like it and maybe this will inspire you.