Living Dead Lacquer - Ultron Trio & Nail Care

Hi everybody! Today I have some swatches to share. A little different than usual because these are my own polishes. Next Friday, April 24th, I will be reopening my store and releasing my Avengers: Age Of Ultron inspired trio and some new nail care items! I'm very excited about this reopening because I feel like I put a lot more into my products this time than previous releases. To check out what I'll have at the reopening, see below. <3

Game Of Thrones Water Decals

Game Of Thrones is back! While looking for some GOT nail ideas a couple weeks ago I came across these decals from Tentacle Studios. I flipped out! They're so perfect! (They also come with Greyjoy, too, but to be honest they've never done much for me, even in the books.) I had to have them so of course they happened to be out of stock, but a miracle happened and they were relisted the next morning! They arrived just in time for Sunday's premiere and I am absolutely in love with them!

Polishes used:
Sinful Colors - Ruby Ruby
China Glaze - Pelican Grey
China Glaze - Bing Cherry
Wet N Wild - D'Oh!
OPI Matte Top Coat

China Glaze Electric Nights Gitters

 

My first thought when I saw China Glaze's Electric Nights Collection swatches was OMG SO MUCH NEED! The same thought I have every time they release a new collection. After the initial excitement, I can narrow my choices down to the ones I actually do need (okay... really really want). This time I decided on the three glitters of the collection. My reasoning? I have an amazing neon collection already and I'd feel bad about cheating on it. The glitters, though... I just can't resist! Full swatch photos and reviews after the jump...

Easy Leopard Print Accent Nail

Four years into nail art and I had never done leopard print. It was one of the first "easy" techniques I pinned on Pinterest and I can't believe I never tried it sooner. It's not really my thing, but it's super quick and simple for an accent nail. My Cindy hand looks almost identical to this one which never happens, even with vinyls.