Ciate Frost Yourself!

 Using Rimmel Lasting Finish nail varnish, I first applied one layer of blue, I then applied a second and a third! It doesn't matter if it's messy because you can remove the excess polish with a cotton bud and nail varnish remover.

Below shows stage one of one layer, stage two - two layers. And the final stage, a third layer.

 

However, I decided to remove the polish from the middle finger and paint that using Ciate - fit for a queen nail polish as shown below. This is a silver nail polish and shines whatever the weather. I'm also using Ciate - Frost Yourself this can only be bought when purchasing the mini mani month advent calendar.

 

When applying Ciate frost yourself, you must make sure the undercoat is wet and thick, this is so the little caviare beads stick firmly and don't move.

Above shows the final look! remember to add a top coat to make sure the beads stay on properly!

Falling confetti nails

Confetti loreal nails with ciate pepperminty 

Just recently bought the loreal confetti nails in black and white which you can Buy Here at boots! I wanted to test it out but rather than having the confetti all over the nails I wanted to make them look as though they were falling in a gradient effect.

As a base colour I've chosen to use the ciate pepperminty colour which was taken from my ciate mini mani month advent calendar which is available at asos here, I think this colour works well as it's bright and will show up both the black and white spotted confetti. After layering the ciate pepperminty colour 3 times I then applied the loreal confetti to my nails, starting at the cuticle I just gently dabbed the confetti, layering lots of little dots and then bringing the brush (with fewer dots on the brush) to the top of the nail, below shows the final look!