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After I posted my Star Trek nails to Facebook, I got an amazing suggestion to add Worf's baldric. So here it is! I taped off the area for the baldric, and used one of my Mash stamping plates for the chain pattern. Finished it up with a few minimalistic badges with a dotting tool, and voila! Worf'ed! 
Tools Used: Scotch tape Mash plate #41 Polishes Used: Dark - Sally Hansen X-treme Wear #22 Gunmetal Light - Sally Hansen X-treme Wear #220 Celeb City
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This is my third attempt at galaxy nails and it is by far my best. I recently got my order of MoYou nail stamping plates which included a sci-fi themed plate, and this was a good design to use to break them in! I took pictures of them with a flash and one without and I couldn't decide which one I liked best. So here's both!
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Make-up sponge MoYou Sci-Fi 03 stamping plate Toothpick Polishes Used: Black - Orly #40484 Liquid Vinyl White - China Glaze #023 White on White Bright Blue - China Glaze #634 Frostbite Dark Blue - Sally Hansen Lustre Shine #004 Azure Purple - Ulta Ultra Violet Femme Pink - Sally Hansen Insta-Dri #480 Instant Iris Yellow - Sally Hansen Insta-Dri #250 Lightening Orange - Pure Ice #762CP Hot Tamale Someone on Reddit posted about these a while ago. I saw them and after seeing the Freddie Mercury/Queen plates, I had to have them! But of course I couldn't order just one :P So here are the 4 that I carefully picked out. They are very high quality, well cut, but they do use a larger stamp then Konad (it's not a huge issue). moyou.co.uk 
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White - Sinful Colors #101 Snow Me White Gray - China Glaze #652 Recycle Silver - Sally Hansen X-treme Wear #220 Celeb City Pink - Maybelline Express Finish #250 Berry Boucle Matte Top Coat - Sephora Tools Used: Stamp - Mash-37 Dotting Tool You may notice that these are not my hands - they are my sisters. She had an old mani that she wanted me to freshen up with some stamping. I obliged on the condition that she bathed my dog. With my dog clean and tearing around the apartment like a spaz, I started stamping! We originally wanted to try the new OPI I bought "A Woman's Prague-Ative" - it's a bright, shimmery, lava-like orange, but sadly it didn't show up too well over the greens. So with that idea dead, we decided to just alternate the colors she already had. The results were great! After the stamping, we added a glitter coat to tie it all together.  Tools Used:
Mash Stamping Plate #39 Polishes Used: Light green - Nicole #401 Mer-Maid for Each Other Dark green - Sally Hansen Lustre Shine #007 Scarab Glitter - Sally Hansen Diamond Strength #120 Diamonds I came across these two polishes that look just fantastic with each other so I decided to play around with them and my stamps. The end result looks almost like a patina or antique sort of feel. What are your thoughts?  Tools Used:
Mash Stamp plate #43 Polishes Used: Shiny green - Nicole #401 Mer-Maid for Each Other Base green - Essie #752 Turquoise & Caicos |
About Bailey
I'm 29 years old and I just moved to New York City with my boyfriend and little monster dog. I've been doing nail art off and on since I was a kid...that's about 17 years! But I really got back to it about 3 years ago. 
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