Showing posts with label lace nail polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lace nail polish. Show all posts

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Carolyn Braden is Trying CND Shellac

I've done a lot of research and decided to purchase the CND Shellac nail polish system. I absolutely love my Sally Hansen Salon Effects Nail Polish Strips but I knew I would want to change it up soon. Shellac has gotten wonderful reviews about being consumer friendly. I know many certified nail techs would disagree with me but I believe I will be able to do it. I went onto Amazon.com and purchased the UV light needed to cure the polish, the base coat, top coat, the Rose Bud color and the glittery Red Baroness. I watched a video someone posted on YouTube.com on how to remove them. I'll be watching another one on the polishing process. With a little practice, I believe this may be something I'll be really happy with. I will post my results when I get everything next week and begin the experimentation. 

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Carolyn Braden's Kitty Kitty Nails

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Carolyn  Braden's nail art by Sally Hansen's Salon Effects.

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Carolyn Braden Tries Sally Hansen Salon Effects Polish Strips


I just purchased Sally Hansen Salon Effects Polish Strips.  I got the "Laced Up" design, which looks like my nail is covered in black lace.  My nails look great, but I am truly wondering if it will last.  The box says it can last up to 10 days.  Each design comes with 16 strips, so if you mess up putting one on, you can take it off and use one of the extra strips.  I felt like they were fairly easy to apply, as the directions were very detailed.  I will post whether they are worth trying or not when I see how long they last.  It took me about two hours to fully apply them, but I wanted to make sure I did it exactly correct so I could give an accurate review after I see how long they stay on my nails.

I am very interested in trying OPI's Axxium gel nail polish.  I know my salon does them for $45.00, which I thought was pretty expensive.  After doing a lot of reading about it, I am considering buying an Axxium kit online and trying it myself.  I have taught myself how to do so many things and have come out with very professional results when I've practiced enough,  We'll see what I do soon....... :)