Hello lovelies,

I didn't blog yesterday and it feels like I took a huge break :D I've got loads of swatches and nail art ready I just need to write the blog posts. I don't know about you but I love swatching, doing nail art, don't mind editing the pictures but when it comes to sitting down and writing the blog post I suddenly get really lazy  :D And the same about editing videos unfortunately. I have to video tutorials ready to be edited but I hate it sooo much! That's why you don't see more of them and I'm sorry. I know how many of you ask for tutorials and I just can't make myself to edit them :-/ Anyway that's what's on my mind :D

Let's get to the nail polish of the day. I couldn't resist and I finally purchased my first Lush Lacquers from their Etsy Store. This is one coat of Glitter Girl applied over topcoated China Glaze Split Perso-nail-ity. It consists of black and white glitter, small purple glitter and red&white; squares. The formula was on the thicker side and there is A LOT of glitter in the bottle. I've had to use topcoat to get smooth surface as the glitter makes it uneven.

Overall I was happy with my purchase, it is a very nice glitter mix.

Hello lovelies,

I've done another Zentangle® pattern nails with tutorial. This time it's the Beaded pattern which originally comes from Ann Griffin but of course she's drawn the pattern on paper, not on nails.

I have used Born Pretty Store March nail lacquer as a base colour (you can use my 10% discount LUHH10 for anything at Born Pretty Store). The rest of the patter is painted with acrylic paint. I've used Seche Vite topcoat.

When I was in the middle of the process I quite liked just the beads alone, I think I will replicate this in another manicure.

And this is how you do it. If you recreate this pattern please don't forget to link back to me or state inspired by Lucy's Stash. It's really important for me if you spread the word and if you like my art tell people about it. Thank you!! x