Wild Wild West Nails with Hex Nail Jewelry

I'm pretty much open to putting anything on my nails, and Hex Nail Jewelry is one of the prettiest things to adorn them lately! 

 I created this modern cowgirl look with Hex Nail Jewelry Gold Horseshoe charm, picture pOlish Tiffany, PIXEL polish Two for Tea, and O.P.I Warm and Fozzy. See more pictures at Impressionist Nails! 

Wild Wild West Nails with Hex Nail Jewelry

I'm pretty much open to putting anything on my nails, and Hex Nail Jewelry is one of the prettiest things to adorn them lately!  

  I created this modern cowgirl look with Hex Nail Jewelry Gold Horseshoe charm, picture pOlish Tiffany, PIXEL polish Two for Tea, and O.P.I Warm and Fozzy. See more pictures at Impressionist Nails!  

Nail Transformation with Butter London Tea & Toast

Hello Pandas! I wanted to try out my new Butter London nude collection polish in Tea & Toast, so I thought I would do a fun Cowgirl nail tutorial.

 

This is the lovely Butter London Tea & Toast, which is a true tan color. I am not sure if I am loving how it looks on my fingers, but the formula is excellent; smooth, self-leveling, and perfect. This is two easy coats as a base for my nail art.

 

Here is what Tea & Toast looks like in flash or bright light. A little bit lighter. The price of Butter London polishes is $15, and they can be found at Nordstroms, Ulta, and online.

 

 

I then layered one coat of Sally Hansen Haute Chocolate over Tea & Toast. I left some of the tan showing. Even this looked cute by itself.

 

 

Since I was going line dancing the night I did these nails, I decided to use a black striping polish to draw a horseshoe. I dotted it with white polish and made a little shadow with a silver striping polish.

 

What do you guys think? A fun way to use your not so flattering neutrals!

 

 

 

Nail Transformation with Butter London Tea & Toast

Hello Pandas! I wanted to try out my new Butter London nude collection polish in Tea & Toast, so I thought I would do a fun Cowgirl nail tutorial.

 

This is the lovely Butter London Tea & Toast, which is a true tan color. I am not sure if I am loving how it looks on my fingers, but the formula is excellent; smooth, self-leveling, and perfect. This is two easy coats as a base for my nail art.

 

Here is what Tea & Toast looks like in flash or bright light. A little bit lighter. The price of Butter London polishes is $15, and they can be found at Nordstroms, Ulta, and online.

 

 

I then layered one coat of Sally Hansen Haute Chocolate over Tea & Toast. I left some of the tan showing. Even this looked cute by itself.

 

 

Since I was going line dancing the night I did these nails, I decided to use a black striping polish to draw a horseshoe. I dotted it with white polish and made a little shadow with a silver striping polish.

 

What do you guys think? A fun way to use your not so flattering neutrals!