My first few franken attempts ever consisted of mixing together crèmes and seeing what I got. I started to notice that all of the frankens I did make looked like other polishes I already had, and those frankens didn’t contain the colors that they inevitably ended up looking like so I quickly lost interest.
I made 3 experimental frankens with some eyeshadow pigments and the results are just so different from anything I’ve already got, and I love that! A few weeks ago I made a yummy springlike peach that I love and don’t have any like, as well as a minty jade that was a unique addition to my collection (=
This franken I am showing you today hits close to a ton of polishes out there but reminds me a little of Good Witch (ChG) sans the chunky glitter.
The only problem I have with this one is I think I added too much pigment, because every few strokes a clump shows up on my nail. That requires smoothing it out, but it isn't too much of a pain. I added 2 balls and thinner and it's still a little clumpy.
"Candy hearts"
This was an entire bottle of Sally Hansen "flawless" which was just a clear, colorless polish. I mixed in 3 different color pigments but the red streaks at the bottom, but not on the nail - so no harm, no foul!
Also, we got lots of snow and I took some pictures!
Jersey hath frozen over.
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