The base color is China Glaze Kalahari Kiss from last year's On Safari collection. I stamped the leopard print image from Konad plate m57 using Wet & Wild Black Creme, then filled in some of the dots with China Glaze Desert Sun, also from the On Safari collection.
I topped the whole thing off with a coat of INM Out the Door. Even though I got a little bit of streaking, it's really only noticeable in these macro shots. Out the Door is quickly becoming my go-to topcoat. It dries as quickly as Seche Vite, but without the horrible smell or more importantly, the shrinkage. And I'm told it doesn't get goopy and thick once the bottle's half gone. I just bought mine the other day, so that remains to be seen!
Ha! Love it!!! Please tell me we're gonna get a full outfit shot?
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to - as long as I don't get too carried away with revelry!
DeleteFun nails!
ReplyDeleteDork or not, I love it! Would have been appropriate for me on my leopard hunting recently :)
ReplyDeleteHehehe - the leopards would have just walked right over to you and said, "Don't I know you from somewhere?"
DeleteWow! That looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh - I love that idea!
ReplyDeletethat is flipping adorable!
ReplyDeleteooh! love the name kalahari kiss! have fun at your dinner party!
ReplyDeleteOooooo!! I have to do this. What fun.
ReplyDeleteThe best nails ever!
ReplyDeleteThat's not being a dork, gal
ReplyDeleteThat's called stylin'
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Love them!! Your nails always make me want to haul out my stamping plates. Which I don't do nearly enough. :)
ReplyDeleteI don't do them as much as I'd like either - I'm trying to remedy that!
DeleteThese are fabulous!
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