I have many short-lived passions, I hope scribbling on my nails won’t be one of them. It’s been long since I last painted my nails and my left hand seemed to have lost some control of holding the tool. Long story cut short, let’s check out my latest creation. I called it the Princess Party Nails.

Tool:
1. Sally Hansen Top & Base Coat
2. Elianto pink nail color
3. Elianto black nail color
4. Elianto transparent with silver dust
5. Dotting tool ( I forgot to include this in this picture!!! How could I??? )

Step 1: Paint a layer of base coat, blow dry,then paint a layer of pink, blow dry, then finally dot some black dots as border. It’s actually some random dots, if you look close enough, the line is crooked here and there.

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My simple tools:

1. One sharp-tip comb
2. Sally Hansen Base & Top Coat
3. Some nail colors as u like

Ta dah! The process is:

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After some inspirations from Nikki, I think i love painting my nails now. And therefore, I thought I needed a better base and top coat. And the only one quite affordable, and with a brand, is this Sally Hansen Double Duty Strengthening Base & Top Coat.

This is supposed to act as a double duty, both top and base coat.

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After reading so many nail art posts by Nikki, i feel really inspired and really had the itch to try it out myself. Not having any tools, i decided that i would use only a comb to draw on my nails.

Want to know how i did this with a comb? hehehehe.  Read on!

Tools: Whatever nail colors that you have, and a wide tooth comb, plastic one of course. How sad it is, i only have these few nail colors!

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I bet life can’t get better than having your fingers and toes done on the beach, over-looking the sea and enjoying the breeze. I can’t wait to show my nails!

I stayed at Phra Nang Inn, in Ao Nang for 3 nights. Ao Nang is actually like one of the districts of Krabi, Thailand.

Who says guys can’t be manicurist? Meet Ali the great manicurist! He massages for others as well!!!

Choices of nail colors. No OPI or Sally Hansen though. All…unknown brands. Well, for RM10 what can you expect?

Ta dah! Freshly done nails!

* I didn’t know we can actually use the comb to draw the flowers! I am going to try it out myself.

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I am not a nail-fan or enthusiast. I find painting nails a troublesome and messy task. And i think i have no sense of art or in painting at all. Therefore, 99.9% of the time, my nails remain colorless and unpolished.

The only time I would paint my nail is probably the time when I try out the tester at the counter. Hehe

Anyway, driven by curiosity and some motivation to beautify my nails, I bought this set of nail buffer at one of the roadshows in Mid Valley. The company is actually a spa company.

The sales girl buffered one of my nails on the spot and immediately my nail was shining like a diamond, and I bought that without doubt. The purple color buffer was said to last for long time, and when it is dirty, all you have to do is rub it with a wet tissue and it will return to its brand new state. True that the shine lasted for at least 3 days. The buffer has two surfaces, when you rub with one first, then another.

Sadly, I only used it once due to my laziness. Duh. I forgot the price of this set. It is about RM15+ I think.