What's interesting about Paradise Sun is that it has a white metallic, which worked perfectly for this floral nail art, inspired by a pin I quickly grew to adore. I like simple backgrounds to the patterns I choose, so to be able to incorporate only colors from this collection was exciting!
The little flowers were painstakingly done with a tiny little brush and patience.
Let's see these on their own, starting with the wonderful white, Genesis.
Zoya - Genesis |
Zoya - Aphroite |
Zoya - Isa |
Zoya - Oceane |
Zoya - Selene |
Zoya - Mae |
Mae (2 coats) is a bright pink metallic, and the only one I didn't use in the nail art. It's too pretty on its own.
Stay tuned later this week for Island Fun, which promises some great cremes...my favorite!
Pick up Paradise Sun wherever you can buy Zoya, or visit the online store here to get it.
The products in this post were given for review purposes. The reviews are based entirely on my experience with the products and were in no way influenced by anyone.
Such tiny little flower petals. That's a lot of patience and a very steady hand.
ReplyDeletelooks great!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design!
ReplyDeleteI love your nail art, your freehand flowers are beautiful! Also these colours... I want to say I love the look of Isa and Oceane but they are all gorgeous :) xx
ReplyDeleteAmazing!You are a true artist!
ReplyDeleteThose freehand flowers are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThose freehand flowers are amazing!
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