#NailsOfTheDay: Florals that Smell Like Florals

Hello!

Hope you are having a wonderful day.

A couple of days ago I tried out a new nail design. I’ve done this one before, but I decided to use an Anna Sui nail polish for the first time. The funny thing about Anna Sui polish is that it’s SCENTED! Haha I feel like this is such a throwback to middle school nail polishes. The Anna Sui one is a bit more sophisticated smelling like roses.

In this picture all the colours came out a bit more vibrant than in real life. I would say that the base blue (the Anna Sui polish) is a very close dupe for Essie’s Mint Candy Apple for comparisson.

The polishes and tools used were:

We have:

China Glaze- 949 Starboard
Deborah Lippmann- Girls Just Want to Have Fun
Anna Sui- 111
Seche Vite Top Coat

I also used an Essence dotting tool to create the leaves and flowers.

This is such an easy look to do, you could also do it with a toothpick. I just essentially put random dots to create a flower-like shape and then overlap with green dots for leaves.

A quickie review of the Anna Sui polish. I found at first the rose scent was a bit much. I noticed that once it had set, the scent was a lot more bearable. I’ve been wearing the look for a few days now and I think the scent is the best right now. If I bring my nails close to my nose I get a faint wiff of roses. It took 3 coats to become opaque, but that’s not really unusual for lighter coloured polishes. I also can’t help but think there is a head I can put on the bottle top to create a doll or something!

Hope you are enjoying your day and I appreciate you reading! 🙂

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13 Comments

  1. Haha that doll comment made me laugh! I remember trying one of those Revlon scented nail polishes from a friend, but it didn't smell like much. I guess it could be either good or bad that the Anna Sui version is intensely scented! Love the mani you came up with! You did an awesome job!

  2. I wonder how they make it smell like roses and not chemicals? It does make the nail polish experience a lot more pleasant!

  3. Wow that's so cute! 🙂 I used to do clay crafts when I was younger. I even got a little plastic spinning wheel for Christmas one year. This dotting tool is so inexpensive that why not have more?!

  4. Thanks so much for the kind words Chelsea! How nice. I am no where near a nail art expert though! Dotting tools are so versatile that they can turn anyone into a Picasso!

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