I had so much fun creating this cute and delicious mani, and you will be surprised how easy it was!

As you already know, I'm a big fan of water decals, and I had the chance to review another set of decals from Born Pretty Store.

I chose this cute set of water decals because of the bright and fun illustrations, I really liked the colors and how crisp the images are. I didn't really know which decals I was going to use at first, but when I saw this lime green color on some of the illustrations, I thought it could be a nice base color for them.

The water decals I used for this mani can be found at this link (design #BOP068-071). These are really easy to use; just cut the image you would like to use and soak it in water for a few seconds. Then remove the white backing paper and slide the decal to your nails. Press lightly with a tissue paper to absorb the water and smooth the decal. Once dry, apply a top coat. It's THAT simple! :)

I think water decals are a great way to upgrade your mani in a few simple steps.

For this design I applied two coats of Bourjois Lime Catwalk as the base. I really love this color, even though I don't usually pick greens (and don't own many of them), but this color looked so vibrant, I was happy I chose to use it for this fun mani. I decided to chose various decals from the sheet and created this delicious mani, using illustrations of food, drinks and luscious lips!

I really love the final look, it's so fun and yummy! Does it make you hungry too? lol ;)

Born Pretty Store offers a large range and various designs of water decals for really great price, I really actually they offer the best price I've seen online.

You can also use this code to receive a 10% discount on your entire purchase at Born Pretty Store: PNL91.

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? :)