I tried to get several different pics of this polish to show off the many different colors that PPITS has, but I don't know if I was able to accurately do that or not. Either way - go get Plum Pie in the Sky - you won't be disappointed ladies :)
Thursday, August 6, 2009
ICE DIPPED FINGER TIPS
Or maybe sugared plums would be a good name too! This is my NOTD using Diamond Cosmetics #332 Plum Pie In The Sky for the base color and PA #Q9 for the ice covered tips. I love the contrast of the dark base and the sparkle of the silver tips. I was going for a gradient type look, or sort of like it was sliding down the rest of the nails from the tips. My tips are completely smooth after just one coat of Seche! That was after a nice thick coat or two of the PA on the tips. PA nail polish is right up there with my TiNS. It looks like I have been digging through a barrel of diamonds :) I did have a little tip pullage, but I blame that on the thickness of polish that I applied to the tips. With the ice covered tips though it isn't noticeable, at least not if you don't have a macro setting camera trained on them they don't.
I tried to get several different pics of this polish to show off the many different colors that PPITS has, but I don't know if I was able to accurately do that or not. Either way - go get Plum Pie in the Sky - you won't be disappointed ladies :)
I tried to get several different pics of this polish to show off the many different colors that PPITS has, but I don't know if I was able to accurately do that or not. Either way - go get Plum Pie in the Sky - you won't be disappointed ladies :)
This is my new favorite of your manicures!
ReplyDeleteVery cool mani :D
ReplyDeleteI like this! How did you go about doing this exactly?
ReplyDeletegorjuz brook u always have such great ideas and such beautiful nails
ReplyDeletethat is beautiful. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I am going to have to recreate this look this winter, thank you for being so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWow this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Brooke, that's gorgeous,what a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this, Brooke! It is a great gradient! And PPITS is just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOMG love them. I must have the sparkles! I must know...where can I get that?
ReplyDeleteI hope we have the store up here in IL
ReplyDeleteVery yummy looking. Now I want some sugar plums...lol! Clever idea for the tips. Love it!
ReplyDeleteYou did such a beautiful job with this look. I really want to try a variation. I have so many glitter topcoats. Your choice here is stellar! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat looks absolutely beautiful. I may well be tempted to do a copy of this over the weekend. I love the gradient glittah!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful, I want to emulate this look this week-end!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fairy tale nails! It IS like sugar plums. Icy sugar plums! This manicure is my new favorite too. ::wants::
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Love this! It reminds me of new years eve!
ReplyDeleteStunning.
ReplyDeleteMe like glittah! That is one amazing manicure!!! Beautiful and brilliant job. Terrific idea and does look like you were digging in diamonds. I'll have to try this also. Hope I have something like this to pull it off. You are such a clever girlie! Well done. I bet Dinky is proud of her Mommy.
ReplyDeleteThat looks friggin awesome! So cool!
ReplyDeleteIt looks super on you! PA is kind of a weird brand- sort of like the Wet 'n' Wild of Japan. It's one of the cheaper ones here with some great polishes and some duds. I think this looks great- it reminds me of an dark fairy tale queen.
ReplyDeleteso in love! i tried to do this with my watermelon rind and a blue glitter.. ehhh.. but this? this is awesome! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletei LOVE this mani! where can i buy PA polishes without going to japan?!?! i'm obsessed with finding them!
ReplyDeleteRACHAEL - The only place I know of is online. www.orangelighthouse.com
ReplyDeleteYou might try them! Good Luck!!
yah, thanks!
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