Rescue Beauty Lounge "Abi" and Moon sugar St Patty's decals

Hi, everyone!

I have a fun little look to show you tonight, inspired by Saint Patrick's Day. Since it's the month of March, I will try to put up as many St Patty's nail looks before the 17th as possible! I'm ready to have some fun with these!

First up is a look I did using RBL "Abi" (which I scored during Ji's half off sale a few weeks ago), an accent nail of Butter London "Trustafarian", and some Moon Sugar Decals made just for Saint Patrick's Day. It's fairly simple, but I am actually very happy with how it turned out. Check out the pics below!

As I mentioned in my last Moon Sugar Decals post, it is recommended that you apply these over a very light color in order for them to be visible, since they are not printed on white ink like most water slide decals. 

If you are still looking for something to put on your nails for st patty's, order these decals from Moon Sugar Decals (they are offering them at a discounted price for a little typo they made on some of them!) here. I got my BL "Trustafarian" at Ulta, and RBL from the Rescue Beauty Lounge website. I used two coats of each polish, followed by the nail decals, followed with my favorite top coat (INM out the door). 

What do you think about this look? Are you thinking up some St Patty's nail looks too? See ya next time :)

- Tiff 

Moon Sugar Decals and Holographic Mani

Hello!

I am back! If you follow me on Facebook, I mentioned the other day that I have been super sick all this past week. There must be a bug going around here in Miami, because most people I know (especially at work) have been fighting off what I am finally getting over! Now that I'm better, I wanted to show you the mani I would have posted a few days ago had I not been ill. 

I had been eyeing sugar skull water slide nail decals for quite a while, and found these super cute ones from Moon Sugar Decals. I thought they would look cool over some holographic nail polish, so I decided to use OPI DS "Amethyst" (an oldie, but goodie and super HTF) and Glitter Gal "Dark Purple" holo; with some pink stripes drawn in with a Sally Hansen nail art pen.

Now, if you decide to order these adorable nail decals, READ the directions first. I had originally painted my nails with pink and purple holos that were a few shades darker than what I'm wearing above. As the instructions say, these decals are not printed on white ink, so in order for them to be visible on the nail,it is recommended to use them over LIGHT colors. I was all too excited to even bother reading the instructions when I attempted over my first color choices, as I've used water slide decals many times before, and ended up disappointed. Because I was determined to use holographic polishes, I was glad I had "Amethyst" in my stash. I'm happy with the end result, and feel that the skulls can be seen quite well! 

What do you think of this look? Are you a fan of the sugar skull look? If you want to give Moon Sugar Decals a try, check them out here. Also, I grabbed my Sally Hansen nail art pen from CVS, but you can also find them anywhere Sally Hansen products are sold. I hope you liked this post, and I'll see ya next time! :) 

- Tiff