Pretty Pastels

I decided since now I have nail art wheels to swatch all my pastel polish. The subtle colours are perfect if you're not feeling quite daring enough to try brights. They are perfect to add a hint of colour to your outfit or even the office as they're not too "in your face".
I love pastel colours for spring and now its nearly over I'm going to get my wears worth!

Nail Polishes from left to right:
Barry M Nail Paint 306 Peach Melba
E.L.F (eyes lips face) Polish Mint Cream
17 Lasting Fix Nail Polish Sherbert Lemon
17 Lasting Fix Nail Polish Mint Choc Chip
17 Lasting Fix Nail Polish Sweet Kisses
17 Lasting Fix Nail Polish Parma Violet
Barry M Nail Paint 308 Berry I/C

Ombre Nails

Instead of using a sponge I used a brush to create an almost flamed ombre look. It was super easy to do, paint the lighter colour as a base, apply a couple of coats let it dry completely. Then on the tips of your nails apply your darker shade then grabbing a thin brush drag the colour up toward the cutical thus creating the flame look.

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Scarlet Fever

I was feeling like a simple nail today and wanted to use minimal polish to give my nails a little bit of a break. So after a brief buffing I applied three coats of a french mani pink to ascentuate the colour of my nails and gave my own twist on a traditional french mani by doing red tips and white accents.
A great look for work or the office or any smart occasion. :)

Nail Polish:
French Mani Pink from a manicure kit.
Barry M Gelly Hi-Shine Polish in Pommegranate £3.99
Generic white nailart pen.

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Nails for the office.

Neon pink tips and a grey base is perfect to go with your smart work clothes but add a little splash of colour and keeping on the neon trend for the spring and summer.

Nail Polish:
Rimmel London 60 seconds in Grey Matter - £2.99
BarryM Nail Paint in Bright Pink and Peach Melba -£2.99 each.

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