Showing posts with label Cirque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cirque. Show all posts

Monday, April 6, 2020

Cirque Colors Still Life Collection


Hello lovelies! I'm trying to get posts published that have been sitting in my draft box. Here's the beautiful Cirque Colors Still Life Collection! There are some unique shades and the formula was really great all around, as is to be expected with this brand. Let's take a look..

Friday, March 29, 2019

Cirque Colors The Metropolis Spring/Summer 2019




Hello lovelies! I have the very unique and unexpected Cirque Colors The Metropolis Spring/Summer 2019 Collection, a 5-piece creme collection inspired by New York. The formulas as expected from this brand are all really good and even though I gave some of these shades the side eye, I really like how they look together. Let's get to the swatches..

Thursday, February 7, 2019

Cirque Colors Celestial Collection


Hello Society Sisters! Today's post features the Cirque Colors Celestial Collection, a 3-piece thermal collection inspired by planetary bodies. It may be a small collection, but I have lots of pictures showing of each stage when in different temperatures. The formulas were just about flawless and built up to opacity really easily. Let's take a look..

Saturday, October 13, 2018

What's Up Nails Fall Plates and Stencils Review


Hello my spooky friends! I've created six seasonal/holiday looks with What's Up Nails new stamping plates and vinyl stencils. I have a range from super simple to more advanced stamping. So there's a little something for everyone. Enjoy!


Thursday, October 11, 2018

Cirque Colors Fall/Winter Metropolis 2018 Collection




Hello lovelies! I have a fabulous new collection by Cirque Colors to share! The Fall/Winter Metropolish 2018 collection consists of six silky smooth cremes that are very Fall and very retro. And if you love ugly/pretty colors, have I got the brown for you!

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

Cirque Colors Desert Bloom Collection Spring 2018


Hello friends! I warned you yesterday that this week's post would leave you poor and destitute. But in the end it will all be worth it because you'll have the most gorgeous nailsThe Desert Bloom collection consists of nine desert-inspired shades, including six shimmers with subtle holo, and three neutral speckled cremes. Honestly Cirque Colors did such a fantastic job with this collection! They had me drooling with each shade. No surprise either that the formulas are flawless. You'll just want to give the shimmers a little more drying time between each coat. Let's take a look..

Friday, November 17, 2017

Cirque Colors Holiday 2017 Collection


Hello friends! It's been awhile because I'm taking a little bit of a break right now, but I still have a few things to share! I was absolutely thrilled to review the Cirque Colors Holiday 2017 collection and am so glad to share it with you. If you've been a Cirque Colors fan you may recognize one of these gorgeous shades. The formulas were all good and easy to work with and I am so happy that they are no longer using the lavender fragrance in their polish. Let's take a look..

Friday, September 16, 2016

31DC2016 Day 16: Neon & Triangles


Another late in the day post for the 31 Day Challenge. I took the kids to the zoo today and that always exhausts me. So here you have my geometric mani. Enjoy!

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

UberChic Beauty Mandala Love and Wild West 02 Stamping Plate Review


Hello lovelies! Today I am sharing with you a couple stamping plates from UberChic Beauty! The Mandala Love Uber Mini plate is a smaller plate with beautiful images that are vignettes of a larger, whole Mandala. The Wild West 02 plate is a full size single plate and has a variety of mainly geometric designs. I've done two nail art looks for each plate. Let's take a look!

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Blue Cirque Reciprocal Gradient


Hello everyone! Today I have some quick nail art for you. For this mani I had the idea in mind to do a vertical reciprocal gradient using  X pattern stencils. I tried it on my other hand first and realized you couldn't really tell what was going on at all. So I tried a different approach, clipping off some of the Xs. I'm still not sure if it would have been better to remove some of the vinyl from the sides instead of the top. I guess I should have done more experimenting first. But the way that I went with made a big enough difference that I liked how it turned out. I hope you do too!