Showing posts with label Brand: Sinful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brand: Sinful. Show all posts

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Guest Post Series; with xoxo Jen


 Good afternoon lovelies!!! Can you believe that August is half way over?!!? I am still waiting for summer to start here. It's been a crazy year here at the Girly Bits Headquarters and I just don't know where the time goes, but as they say; time flies when you're having fun!!

Today I am happy to share with you a guest post by Jen, of xoxoJen, showing a gorgeous collection of blue polishes, which is one of my favourite shades by the way. Never too much bloooooooo!

Jen's blog always has a wide array of swatches from many different indie brands, and she also has a LIST on her blog that she regularly updates with links to the zillion different indie shops.

Anyhoo... on with the pretty!! Thank you so much Jen!! xoxo ( see what I did there? hehe)



Hi there! I'm excited to be Pam's guest today and I was honored when she invited me to share some of my swatches! If xoxo, Jen is new to you then you should know that I enjoy both indie and mainstream polishes. Polish is my passion, and everything I do, I do with love which is why I chose my email signature as my blog name! I also love the color purple, lime green and Giant Pandas! Its my dream to some day get to see a Giant Panda in person. Wouldn't that be awesome? Anywho - let's talk polish, shall we? Spring to Winter or day to night, there is one color that I always reach for but in different shades - and that is blue. It goes with just about everything and has a happy calming effect. Zoya Blu is a barely blue pastel, just like a bright springtime sky. My friend Connie introduced me to this color during our recent meetup and I had to have my own bottle. For the following swatches I wore two coats with topcoat. The formula for this polish is pretty amazing for a pastel blue. Most of the time, a blue like this is streaky and globby/thick. Zoya Blu is none of that - perfectly smooth and easy to work with. Sugar Rush!! Just what we get in the midst of summer with all the goodies like ice cream, popcicles, lemonade and a bluer sky! This Sinful Colors polish is also a favorite of mine for this shade of blue. Its fairly easy to apply (not as awesome as the zoya!), not too streaky but I did need that third coat to even it out just right. This would look great with little clouds painted or stamped on, don't ya think? Most Sinful is a very vibrant blue which is not a sky shade but is absolutely stunning! I don't think there is anything in nature this color but its a great summer polish and would work nicely for fall as well! Most Sinful from the Sinful Shine collection is nothing short of an amazing polish. It glides on all by itself! Minimal clean up and its opaque in one coat, although I'm a little bit of a sperg and did two coats. It doesn't have to be top coated because it shines like crazy, but again - I am a creature of habit so I used a top coat! What would a day full of polish be without the night? One of my favorite dark vampy blues is Illamasqua Phallic. Its a one coater, but I used two. Its a top coat eater which I didn't realize until after I shot the photos and the polish had cured a little longer. Phallic really has depth to it and the tiny shimmers are so pretty, like little stars twinkling. Its got the "glowy middle/dark edge" thing going on too, which I love! If you enjoyed this entry please come and visit me over at xoxojen.com Best Blogger Tips
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Monday, November 28, 2011

Sinful Happy Ending

Since I am waiting on supplies to arrive, to begin bottling the next Girly Bits collection, I thought I would dig through the vault of swatches I  have. I came across Sinful, Happy Ending. I happen to love this colour. It's a beautiful vibrant green with a gorgeous shimmer.



Then I topped it with OPI It's all Bright with me, which is a very sheer, almost colourless yellow based polish with just a hint of shimmer. 





And on top of that, I added China Glaze, Golden Enchantment. 


Thanks for looking.
Check back for more swatches, and new Girly Bits collections as well.
Cheers!
♥Pam♥

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Friday, July 8, 2011

Canada Day Nail Art

Well, better late than never right? I was on vacation during the holidays and I didn't have access to the internet to post my Canada Day nail art. So here it is. :) I wanted to do art, and I wanted to use crackle polish since I had it in both red and white. Being a Libra I couldn't decide, so I decided to do both.

HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!

I started off with alternating white and red polish.
 I used Sinful for the white and China Glaze Phat Santa for the red.



Then I added a coat of OPI Red Shatter on the pinky, a swipe of OPI White Shatter and dots in Sinful white on the ring finger, and I used China Glaze Phat Santa to make the heart and the borders to look like a Canadian flag on my middle finger, and Sinful White to make the dots on my index finger with a Konad Plate.



I hope you enjoyed this, even though it is a little late.

Thanks for looking.
♥pam♥




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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Summertime, and the livin' is easy...♪♫♫

Playing with polish is the summertime is always so fun. I love nail art and other fun techniques.
So today I started off with China Glaze Strawberry Fields (at least I am fairly certain that what it is, the sticker fell off).

Then I decided to spruce it up with some sponging. So I added some Sinful Cloud 9, which is a shimmery orange. I just painted some on the edge of a makeup sponge and sponged it lightly on the tips of my nails. I went over some of them twice if it wasn't showing up enough for my liking.


I actually liked it like this, but if you know me, you know I can't leave well enough alone :)
So I added some China Glaze Happy Go Lucky ( bright yellow creme) to the tips, using the same technique, and leaving some of the orange showing.


I think it would look great with blue/green/lime or yellow as well. Maybe tomorrow. If I were to do this again I might choose a shimmery yellow instead of a cream, but it works well like this too.


Thanks for looking! Have a fantabulous day!




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