Showing posts with label tronica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tronica. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

China Glaze Tonica - Laser Lime


Another great Tronica, that I got in my first swap with Carolina. This one is a lime green just as the name suggests.
It's such a great summery colour, and with the subtle holographic effect, you can be happy like it, in the sunshine. I also did a top coat of black shatter.
Although it's not that work appropriate, I guess some of you can afford to take this one to work, but I can't, that is when I have to go into the office, because I usually work from at home, and sometimes go to the office.
Anyways, I have been thinking of vacation lately since we've been having such nice weather, and I would love to go to Greece again this summer - I loved it each time I was there and would really love to go again. So here are the photos of the polish, and some photos of my trip to Santorini a few years ago.

Monday, April 4, 2011

China Glaze Tronica - Techno Teal

Another polish from my swap with Carolina, and this one is a lovely one too.
I'm sure you all know by now, the Tronica collection from China Glaze. This is not available on the sites that deliver in Europe, it is a collection made for Sally's beauty stores. I've managed to get my hands on three of them, and this is the first one I will show you. I haven't had much time to do any konading or anything else lately. I've been busy with work, and this weekend I was away visiting my in-laws, it was my brother in law's birthday.
Tomorrow I will be attending the launch of OPI's autumn collection, I am so anxious!!
I hope I will be able to get a mani done with one of the new shades.
Ok so on to today's polish - it's a subtle blue holo. I did two coats on this one, and like all holos it dries off super fast. I had a small problem with the application, the polish refused to stay on the nail, I don't know how to explain it, but the second coat did the trick.
A thing I love with holos, I have mentioned this before, is how easy it is to take them off.
Here are the photos: