Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Untried Nail Polish Challenge - Day 4 - Neutral

Hey everyone! Today's challenge called for a neutral color manicure using an untried polish. I couldn't decide on just one pretty neutral so I picked two!
I started off with a base of Deborah Lippmann Putty in Your Hands. It was two easy coats and it's just so beautiful. The perfect neutral color. I had that on for a while, but I'm not one to wear just one color at time, so I had to spice it up!
I chose another neutral, Deborah Lippmann Naked, and gradiented it on top Putty in Your Hands. Once that was done, I put a white flower sticker on my accent nail! It's very subtle and delicate. As an aside, those mini Deborah Lippmann bottles are really hard to hold. They're so little!
Thanks for reading and stay tuned for more challenge posts! Be sure to check out these other ladies participating in the challenge!

Jonochi at Just Add Polish
Raine at Lacquer Lily
Amy at Fancy Side
Amanda at Designer Nail Accents
Sam at Polished Art
Patricia at Polished and Glittered
Lizajane at Organic Neglect
 Blueberry Pie at Blueberry Nails
Kristina at Lacquer Fetish
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  1. Do you have a hard time seeing the gradient or is that because it's a picture and not real life? I love Putty in Your Hands. It's pretty.

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    1. It's slightly more noticeable in real life. I think you can only see it if you compare it to Putty in Your Hands alone.

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  • I can't believe you let DL's go untried? However, I've never had one, so I can't really say anything bad about it. Her polishes are gorgeous but I just can't justify the price.

    I love love love your gradient. It's so subtle and pretty. Great job!

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    1. Well, I got about 10 of them for Christmas and I have so many unused polishes in general that it's hard to get to all of them.

      Thanks! :D

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