Hello everyone, Christmas is here and so are the parties. Here I have a nail art which I have taken inspiration from pinterest but its quite different from the original one. I am not a pro and here I have tried my best. I liked the way it came out but you can go ahead with a glitter top coat if you desire. Hope you all enjoy the pictorial

Step 1- Single coat of Sally Hansen Hard as Nails as the base coat.

Step 2- Two coats of Colorbar Exclusive Nail Lacquer - Iced Spice on the nails.

Step 3- Red & green polka dots. Red- Avon Simple Pretty Nail Enamel Royal Red & Green- Avon Nailwear Pro+ Nail Enamel Noir Emerald.

Step 4- Red french tip, they don't need to be neat.

Step 5- A green line to cover up the mistakes of the red french tips, using a stripper.

Step 6- Finally the top coat to add gloss and seal in the art. Done!!!!

Thanks for bearing with me and have a beautiful day :)

               Hello everyone, first of all I would like to apologize to all the followers who entered my giveaway, since I am not being able to announce the results till now. Its been more than two months since I hold the giveaway. But I had my own share of problems- health issues as well as personal work and this is the reason I couldn't come up with posts/reviews etc. I promise to come up with the results asap. Hope you all understand and a big Thank You to Each one to You for your love and support. And wish you all a MERRY CHRISTMAS


Thank you and have a rocking time :)

My Candy Nailart

              I got a complaint from a reader of my blog complaining I do a lot of complicated nailart these days. She has requested me to come up with simple do-able nailarts for this festive season. So here I have a very simple diy nailat for Christmas. Candies are the first thing I think about when I think about Christmas :D Today I have the candy nailart for you all and specially the candy lovers.    

Here goes the steps:-

          I always wear a base coat/nail hardener on my nails before applying nail polish. So prep up your nails as you wish.

          I applied white polish as the base color and 3 coats were required for full coverage.

I left it to dry for about 10-15 mins and then I took out my (dear) painting brush and dipped it in red nail polish and painted the stripes. Sorry for the uneven stripes :P

          I painted 2 thin stripes and 1 fat stripe with red polish to get the required look. I aired it for about 10 mins and sealed it in with a top coat. Clean off the extra nail color from around the nails, I didn't do it before taking the pic :P

         All done- sweet, simple and easy :D

         Hope you guys like it and leave behind your precious comments :)