Thursday, 7 March 2013

Fabulous Nails #30

I can't believe it's Thursday already, this week is flying by! I am happily settling in to my new department at work and I'm thoroughly enjoying myself - long may it continue! I am also loving the sunshine and milder weather conditions, it really feels like Spring is just around the corner! If you're a long time follower of Bee's Knees you might know that my no. 1 nail varnish brand is Barry M, but I have been experimenting with Revlon and loving them (read about my all time favourite red nail varnish HERE) and also Models Own. Today's nails are a blend of Barry M and Models Own!


I love this nail look - I bought the Models Own Freak Out when it was on offer at Boots (buy one get one half price - I also got Snowflakes) but wasn't sure how to wear it. I decided to pick out the blue rather than the pink holographic pieces using the base colour and I really like the result!



I used Barry M Gelly Hi Shine in Blue Plum as the base colour - I do like the Gelly polishes but I'm not entirely sure why they're priced £1 above the usual Barry M nail paints.. they are a bit thicker but don't last particularly long on me.



Overall I was super happy with this Models Own polish - it's so different and unlike everything I've ever seen before or owned. I think it could be pretty versatile too, pairing it with a lighter blue would make it bang on trend for S/S13!

You can buy Models Own polishes from Boots  (currently 2 for £8) or on their website for £5. Barry M Gelly Hi Shine polishes retail from £3.99 and can be bought most places, including Boots  (save £1 when you buy two at the moment!) and online.

What do you think to these holographic nails? Are you a fan of Models Own?
xx


9 comments:

  1. That Models Own polish is gorgeous! They do such good glittery nail varnishes for top coats.

    Sophie xo | thatswhatsophiesaid

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  2. I'm glad you think so, thanks for commenting!
    xx

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  3. This looks amazing! Definitely trying this out :) x

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  4. Oh wow that's gorgeous! How's the glitter to remove? It looks like it wouldn't be too bad :)

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    1. It's not as bad as the really dense polishes with tiny glitter, you just need to soak the nail in an acetone-based polish :)
      xx

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