So for this mani I opted for Elf Desert Haze and Collection 2000 Fruit Loop. However, after I had finished, I realised these colours are way too close to each other to get a massive contrast, but I think I got a hang of the "blending" bit without that noticeable line of where the two colours meet. Next step is trying to do this with more contrasting colours!
Apologies for the picture quality. These two colours were really hard to capture under a lamp. Even my iPhone pictures turned out better than my camera pictures.
It's about time I get my paws on some E.L.F. nail polish!
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Wow, That's amazing. I love gradient polishes.
ReplyDeleteI like it =)
ReplyDeleteLove it, very good gradient :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome, so sophisticated.
ReplyDeleteI think it is really pretty. I prefer more subtle ones like this :)
ReplyDeleteI actually like the subtle look of it. It makes it that much more unique.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this. It has a very subtle antique feel to it. Good job
ReplyDeleteLike the color :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! You've combined my two favourite things at the moment, Nude shades and Gradients! haha why didn't i think of this, but you did and you're brilliant!! Definitly going to try this. Thank You!
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This is new to me. I have seen a lot of gradients but none done with such subtile color changes. Lovely and brilliant combo of shades.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, it looks gorgeous :D
ReplyDeleteCute, subtle look!
ReplyDeleteI love how subtle this looks! The colors are very pretty together.
ReplyDeleteVery nice mix of colors!
ReplyDeleteOh this is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful!
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