Oh Revlon Minted.... you are so pretty but why do you have to be such a PITA to apply? You are too streaky and chalky and I have to use a bazillion thick coats to even things out and then due to the bazillion thick coats I get bubbles and it takes forever to dry and because it takes forever to dry I bump it and get smudges!! Asdflkjasldkf anger. I don't even remember the last time I got bubbles from a polish! I've gotten pretty good at avoiding it.
ANYWAY... here's three *thick* coats of Revlon Minted. And it's still not completely smooth and opaque... stupid chalkiness.
And this next part, goes 100% to Miss Kayla Shevonne. If you haven't checked out her blog, DO SO! I really love her blog a lot. Like I said, I used her cherry blossom mani idea because I thought it was SO cute! So all credit goes to her for this design :)
I LOVE this. And it was so simple and easy to do. Literally just a striping brush for the stems/branches and a dotting tool for the petals/middles of the flowers and acrylic paint.
Fun Fact: I have a cherry blossom tattoo! Betcha didn't know that :)
Hope you all have a lovely day,
-Amanda
I just bought this and thank god I love the color. It's a shame it's so hard to apply, but I have found that pastels like it tend to be difficult especially yellows. Thanks for the heads up!
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ReplyDeleteYour version of this design turned out really cute as well! great job!
ReplyDeleteI love this! It'd be so awesome if you started to do tutorials. I think a lot of people would like it.
ReplyDeleteThis matches my wedding invite!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Briana, I think lots of people would LOVE to see tutorials by you, dear. Why don't you give it a thought?? You would make many of us HAPPY :-)
ReplyDelete@Ale & Briana - I've toyed with the idea a little bit... would you guys be interested in picture or video tutorials?
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