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Outfit of the day!


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Hey again,

I just wanted to quickly share with you what I was wearing today.

I have been loving new look clothes at the moment and they are a good price on my student budget. I bought the top I was wearing for £19.99 (£17.99 with 10% student discount) and the long maxi skirt was £16.99 a while ago. I loved the colours in the top and thought it would help to brighten up my mostly black wardrobe without taking me too far out of my comfort zone.



Th necklace in this picture I wasn't actually wearing today but I picked it up in Primark for £4. In the pictures of me although it is hard to see I am wearing my ankh necklace from amazon.




 I also dyed my hair blue/ turquoise! Hope you enjoy.
Lauren :P

Pink flowers


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Hey guys,
My last two posts have both been swatches so I wanted to show you guys the nails I did on Thursday. I had ordered Rhinestones from ebay, and they arrived the day I did these. So I was itching to use these in a design. I know I've been doing a lot of flower designs recently and only did these as a quick experiment with rhinestones. I really loved this design but whenever I put things on my nails such as the chains in a previous post I am compelled to pick them of when bored. So with me these designs don't tend to last long :P. Next pictures then a tutorial like normal.




To start with after painting a base coat, I painted a base colour of Barry M berry ice-cream. I love this colour as it is a slightly girlie r shade than I would usually wear but also has more purple tones in it. I than used a doting tool to create slightly off centre flowers on my nails. I applied top coat and while this was wet applied a aqua rhinestone to the centre of the flowers. Next I sealed them in with a couple more coats of fast dry top coat. 

Hope you enjoy :D
Lauren 

Red flowers right hand


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Hey, this a follow up to the previous post with a simpler design to do on your right hand as it may be difficult to do the first design on both hands unless you are ambidextrous. Pictures then a how to.




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