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The photo above is 2 coats of Leap Flog over Orly OtD. I used a dried flower from my recent Born Pretty order.
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For the $2 price tag, Sinful Colors really does impress me. I added the flower over the tacky Leap Flog and it adhered just fine.
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I added Essie As Gold As It Gets (another favorite!) and decided it was a complete look with that last touch. This is just one coat of Essie, with another coat of top coat. I did put a layer of Instant Artificials over the flower since it is textured. It smoothed it out a little bit, I had to wait until it was tacky and almost dry and then I was able to flatten it out a bit better. Some parts of the flower were sticking up before I did that.
I ordered a wheel of the dried flowers from Born Pretty as well as a wheel of half pearls. They have decent prices and free shipping but it took about 3 weeks to arrive from China.
Edit 7/23/12 - I just realized that this polish is actually Leap Flog, not Leap Frog. I edited this post accordingly. But seriously, what's a leap flog?
That is a super pretty color! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for looking! (=
DeleteA lot of people seem to be trying out dried flowers lately. It's making me curious. :P I should try it out myself. As for the polish, I've never actually heard of the brand, but it's looks pretty opaque and non-streaky for the price~
ReplyDeleteI put off the flowers forever, I'm glad I finally tried them.
DeleteIf you're in the US Sinful Colors is available at Walgreens.