Showing posts with label thermal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thermal. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2018

Thermal with Stamping

 I love this thermal gel polish. I thought I'd try gel polish to see if it keeps its thermal-reactivity longer and so far so good! These photos don't show the stamping the greatest. I used foil stamping gel and gold foil, and it's so mirror-finish that it shows up with darker spots due to my camera!


Supplies:
Fairy Glo Gel Polish 5023
Moyra Foil Gel Polish Black
Gold Foil

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Morning Iris Thermal




 I love thermal polish! I decided to try some stamping over an amazing thermal, Morning Iris by Promise Polish. The color shift on this was amazing! It goes from a silvery lilac to cornflower blue to deep purple, and shifts super well! I wish the formula was better - had lots of troubles with how thick and pasty it was.


This is two coats of Morning Iris, followed by stamping a floral design from Pueen plate SE02A using B.M.C Angelic White. This was also my first experiment with a stamping polish, and it is awesome! Previous 'regular' white polish always seemed hit-or-miss as to whether or not they would look washed out, so I decided to grab Bundle Monster's stamping polish.




 Colors Used:
Promise Polish Morning Iris
B.M.C. Angelic White
Pueen SE02A




Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Transitions

 I've taken my first steps into the indie polish realm after seeing all of the amazingness that is out there. It probably helps that I'm in love with both linear holo polish and thermal polish, two things that indie brands seem to be doing extraordinarily well.
I recently purchased two thermal polishes from Daily Hues Lacquer, and they are amazing! These are my first thermal jellies, and I am in love with how responsive they are to temperature change compared to cremes. Even in summer, if I touched something cool the tips of my nails would stay purple for a long time! I love the effect of going from bright blue when warm to deep purple when cool.

These are Daily Hues Nelle (solid jelly) and Daily Hues Priya. (Jelly with glitter). I loved the color so much, I couldn't decide between them! Priya has an amazing amount and variety of glitter, and after a proper bottle shake it wasn't difficult to get the glitter out.

Being jellies, these did take four to five coats to cover my nail line. Extra layers just helped with the depth of the jelly sandwich for Priya, though!

 Just because I wanted some extra thermal fun, I stamped a design from Pueen plate 46 using Dance Legend Termo Trio No.1. Because the stamping transferred such a thin layer, it changed incredibly fast and was hard to capture on camera. However, it went from appearing dark blue, to lavender, to light sky blue as it warmed.
 Keep reading for more photo overload!
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