Showing posts with label Ga-De. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ga-De. Show all posts
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Sunday Stamping - Inspired by Water
Hello, Fireflies!
Today's stamping is inspired by water. I did a very subtle stamp over a very blurry base.
I started with Lacquer Lust Sapphire, a gorgeous deep blue from Lacquer Lust's Birthstone collex. Love!
I then took Lacquer Lust Cotton Candy Clouds and Emerald and dabbed them over Sapphire.
Twice. With a little Sapphire dabbed in there again for good measure. I was going for a murky green-blue oceanic vibe.
I used Ga-De Green Sapphire and Pueen 03 to stamp a rippled look over it all.
The metallic green makes a very subtle stamp over all the holo. I love the way it is reminiscent of waves, though.
Do you ever do subtle stamping that just imparts a 'feel' to the mani, rather than a distinct stamp?
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The new Jade.. Ga-De
I had the opportunity recently to swap beauty products with a friend in Israel, and I asked her to get me a couple of Israeli polishes. She recommended this brand.. which looks like "Jade" on the label, but I understand is actually 'Ga-De'. I have no idea how it's pronounced!
The two colors she got for me are Jade Garden, a gorgeous green jelly with a hint of blue, and Green Sapphire, a dark metallic forest green.
I saw this gorgeous nail art by Sakura, and wanted to do my version of it. While hers is an orange tip on a naked nail, I thought this was the perfect nude from Sinful Colors, Poudre. This is one of the best colors I've picked up from Sinful Colors in a while.
I did the chevron tip with Jade Garden, and the scroll work with a small nail art brush and Green Sapphire.
In the future, I'll save Green Sapphire for a base color, or to stamp with. It's a little too thick to paint such fine detail work with.
Bottle shot: Green Sapphire, Jade Garden, and Poudre.
Everyone ready to go polish shopping in Israel?
The two colors she got for me are Jade Garden, a gorgeous green jelly with a hint of blue, and Green Sapphire, a dark metallic forest green.
I saw this gorgeous nail art by Sakura, and wanted to do my version of it. While hers is an orange tip on a naked nail, I thought this was the perfect nude from Sinful Colors, Poudre. This is one of the best colors I've picked up from Sinful Colors in a while.
I did the chevron tip with Jade Garden, and the scroll work with a small nail art brush and Green Sapphire.
In the future, I'll save Green Sapphire for a base color, or to stamp with. It's a little too thick to paint such fine detail work with.
Bottle shot: Green Sapphire, Jade Garden, and Poudre.
Everyone ready to go polish shopping in Israel?
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