I loved my last subtle stamping effort with an A-England polish, I thought I would try another this week. I chose my untried A-England Princess Sabra (Tristam's Eyes), which really is the perfect cats eye golden green colour, with a light holographic effect.
I stamped over it using a really old polish. It was one of my Revlon Street Wear polishes called Scheming. It had just the right golden green colour that complimented Princess Sabra (Tristam's Eyes) perfectly.
The lighting in the top and bottom photos isn't great, cause I was trying to use the kitchen light up close (standing on a chair) just after doing my mani at night. The two middle photos were taken in the very early morning sunlight. But let me tell you, this is what I have to deal with in the morning before work, when taking my nail photos ....
Wondering what that is? Although it looks like some sort of fuzzy grey fur, it's actually the cover to the BBQ on the back verandah where I stand outside to take photos of my nails. It was a frosty morning today, got down to -5 here last night. Brrrrrrrrrr. But golden nails warm me up.
Beautiful! I'd love to know what stamping plate that is, if you don't mind? I had no idea it got that cold in Australia in th winter season! It's just like Michigan...freezing :P
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm done some reading and can tell you it is XL stamping plate B. And yep, it sure does get cold here - snow on the mountains too. Although Canberra is the coldest Capital, everywhere else is much warmer.
DeleteThank you for looking into it! I truly appreciate your effort :).
DeleteOh goodness, Canberra winters, how I remember waking up for early school starts and the whole windscreen being covered in frost!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful nail polish combination though :D
It's really gorgeous !
ReplyDeletelove this!
ReplyDeleteOMG... Where do you live?
ReplyDeleteI feel like a wuss now complaining about how cold Sydney is after seeing your fost picture :P
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