Green Ombre Zebra Print

Hello lovelies! Happy Friday! Hope everyone have lovely weekend. I honestly can't say what has come over me lately! I've been having an animal print mood. A few days ago I reviewed some polishes by Jamberry Nail Lacquer, I had no idea what to create with this specific shade. Did I mention green is not one of my favorite colors! :/

So when I finally received my 3 free special from Zoya the other day. It finally hit me what design to do, Ombre and Zebra print. The moment I saw my new polish, it was perfect shade to use. I just knew one of these days this week, I wanted to do zebra prints again. What a better way to end the week! So lets get to it: 

Colorful Leopard Print Nails

Hi Guys! I have super bright and colorful nail art for today. It has been a long time since I've done leopard print nails. I was soo caught up on creating different nail art designs, I've completely forgot the very first design I created when I started this nail art journey. It's soo cold outside, I wanted to something that reminded me of the tropics. If you follow me on instagram, I posted the original photo of this design.

  Although I loved how it looked before, I couldn't help to continually decorate it even more. I need to stop this habit of mine! Anywhoo, I was watching Pack a Punch Polish negative space leopard print, and I fell in love with her method. So I wanted to do something similar. I guess you can say it's loosely inspired. So lets get to it: 

Jamberry Lacquer Swatches & Review

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Hi Guys! Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend! For today's post, I have Jamberry Lacquer swatches and review. I bet you guys didn't know they made nail polishes! Well they do! :D This is actually the first time I am trying out this brand, overall. 

I have seen and read plenty of mixed reviews on their nail wraps (although I've never tried out their wraps), I was actually curious on their nail lacquers. They are 5 free, and by their description, their formula are easy to apply. So I say why not! Lets see how they turn out: