GEL MANICURE AT HOME USING ANY NAIL POLISH | plus a GIVEAWAY | GELOUS NA...

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http://youtu.be/KgIc6Yl6RWc?list=UUujJ-UyGAE6KPvwHQlqc52Q





Hi guys! I'm showing you how I apply 'Gelous' Nail Gel, to achieve a easy at home gel manicure. Using the Gelous nail gel along with whatever polish color you want, you can make you manicure last longer while looking shiny and thick.



I did a blog post more than a year ago showing how I use Gelous to get my gel manicure and still use it to this day. Here's that post go check it out for more pictures.



Make sure you go and comment on the video so you can be entered to win 1 Gelous nail gel of your own. Gelous is available at Sallys beauty and retails for $5.99





XOXO,

Sarah

Martha Stewart Glitter Glue Manicure!

If your like me and love to wear glitter polish on your nails, then here's a tip that I've found and want to share with you.  Go to your local craft store and purchase the Martha Stewart Glitter Glue, it cost about 12.99 for the one I purchased, but they have a larger one with a ton of colors for 29.99. I know that sound a little expensive, but right now Michael's has a 40%off coupon as well as a 20% of your total purchase including sale items. This will cut that price in half and make it much more affordable.


I used Essie Brizillant, Lemon Drop Glitter Glue, and Essie Good to Go top coat.



Paint your nails like you normally would. I did 2 coats of the Essie polish.



Now your going to pick out the color glitter glue you want to use. This set doesn't have any gold or silver, which I wish it did, so I'm thinking about going back to get those colors. I don't have a picture but I applied the glue to the whole nail, then took my top coat and smoothed it all out.
** Every time I touched the glitter with the top coat brush I made sure I wiped it off, so mot to get glitter in my top coat**



Here's the finished product! Having the Martha Stewart Glitter Glue is like having a bunch of different glitter polishes, for half the cost! I can't wait to play around more with them and see what color combos I can come up with!