* This item was sent for review but as
always will contain my full and honest opinion.
Allo polish Pals!
Happy Friday, how are you today?
Sometimes it feels like we're always at the weekend point, the weeks
pass so quickly, don't they? This week I've had my first ever
experience using flocking powder. Flocking powder is something I've
always wondered about...Would I like the textured fuzzy feeling? Is
it even hygienic? I had a few of these thoughts floating around my
fish-tank of a brain so I figured its time to stop wondering and time
to try it with an open mind. Today I am showing you this
'N.NAIL Lovely Villus Nail Art Decorations' in blue from KKCENTERHK.
~ You'll find a 10% discount code below also :)
For my textured duo nails I started
with two coats of Rimmel's 'Azure Blue' to all my nails and created a
French manicure using Barry M's 'Prickly Pear' on the tips. Once dry
I added a coat of Sally Hansen's 'Wool Knit' texture polish to the
tips and created what I hope looks like a blanket stitch with China
Glaze's 'Ink' striper pen. I finally applied the flocking by adding
my top coat to the exposed part of my nails that still only had the
'Azure Blue'. I the pressed down on the flocking and tapped off
any excess. To finish I took a small dry nail art
brush to clear of any remaining fuzz to the cuticles.
Verdict: While I
think it can be great for making cute fuzzy animals and monsters (any
nail art creatures, I guess) I don't think its for me. I can't get
over the fuzzy feeling and I am not sure I would enjoy having wet
fuzz on my nails every time I wash my hands. That said I know
flocking is really popular with a lot of people and I think the
quality of this flocking powder is great – a great product for
creative minds! ~ For a 10% discount use the code 'ithinitybeauty' at
KkcenterHK when you check out.
What do you think of flocked
nails, have you tried them? Do you like the feeling?
Have a great Friday!
Love
Ithi