Re: good color for a manicure

by seven Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:44 pm

bw wrote:
seven wrote:you seem really excited about this event. if this is the color you wanna go with and it matches your outfit, why not try two tone nailpolish? depending on your footwear and jewelry maybe do red and gold or black perhaps?

haffun!

eww. that looks gaudy. black and gold? sounds good if dressing up as a witch.

it sounded like this was a big event, she picked wine red for the outfit (or so i thought). gold looks very beautiful with red. you don't have to do two tone the same way if you find it too gaudy. you could do flowers or other patterns. check this out good color for a manicure - Page 2 Images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSDvDi3PkiGEtFNK3XE8E9jf4oH6uP3YJBnMaTQWsoOdn8gbVNnXw

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by Rekz Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:31 am

seven wrote:
bw wrote:
seven wrote:you seem really excited about this event. if this is the color you wanna go with and it matches your outfit, why not try two tone nailpolish? depending on your footwear and jewelry maybe do red and gold or black perhaps?

haffun!

eww. that looks gaudy. black and gold? sounds good if dressing up as a witch.

it sounded like this was a big event, she picked wine red for the outfit (or so i thought). gold looks very beautiful with red. you don't have to do two tone the same way if you find it too gaudy. you could do flowers or other patterns. check this out

WOW!!! lovely Seven Very Happy

...I like the above one...what's the base shade ? Have never tried golden. Looks very pretty..

by Impedimenta Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:59 am

he he...
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Gold-Shiny-Leather-Crystal-Flower-Framed-Clutch-Purse-bride-bag-evening-bags-money-purse-Wholesale-Free/454684893.html

nice?

Seven - the last design you posted pictures looks like an infection of the nails:-) the color seems pleasant though.

Rekzu - hello, nalamA?

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:30 am

You guys waste too much time on hair and nail - thing that are dead pieces...

just saying... Razz

by Hellsangel Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:33 am

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:You guys waste too much time on hair and nail - thing that are dead pieces...

just saying...

Not everyone can pull off the Persis Khambatta look, your Holiness.:

good color for a manicure - Page 2 Persis-khambatta-former-miss-india

by Guest Thu Jun 13, 2013 6:59 pm

My current nail polish: Revlon 410 Charmed. Got a lot of compliments for it. It's a new shade.

Edit: vids, it does look ghetto. I know where that comment is coming from and I agree with that Smile

7, the second one is lovely. Pretty artistic and it suited the nails well.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:22 pm

nenu wrote:My current nail polish: Revlon 410 Charmed. Got a lot of compliments for it. It's a new shade.

That causes cancer of the nailbed.

by bw Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:56 pm

seven wrote:
bw wrote:
seven wrote:you seem really excited about this event. if this is the color you wanna go with and it matches your outfit, why not try two tone nailpolish? depending on your footwear and jewelry maybe do red and gold or black perhaps?

haffun!

eww. that looks gaudy. black and gold? sounds good if dressing up as a witch.

it sounded like this was a big event, she picked wine red for the outfit (or so i thought). gold looks very beautiful with red. you don't have to do two tone the same way if you find it too gaudy. you could do flowers or other patterns. check this out

thanks but not my idea of style. i only like makeup/clothes/accessories that do not jump out and strike me on my face. it should be very subtle and hardly noticeable. all these colours and designs are crying for attention and are quite jarring.

i recently met a woman(in her early 40s) who wears only saris, no matter where she goes. no makeup, no bling-bling. she comes from a very cultured and aristocratic family in india and they travel the world regularly. she oozed class and elegance despite the simple attire.

by Guest Thu Jun 13, 2013 9:29 pm

There are two kinds of simple ppl. The first kind don't even think twice about how they dress themselves. They are just happy the way they are and they don't care how others dress, least bit comparing their dressing style with others and criticizing/trying to put down others and boosting their own ego in the process. They just live and let live. They are the real cool ppl (not pseudos)-strong, confident, open minded, happy and suffer from no complexes.

i don't think i need to talk about the other kind. Exact opposite of the first.

by seven Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:56 pm

bw wrote:
seven wrote:
bw wrote:
seven wrote:you seem really excited about this event. if this is the color you wanna go with and it matches your outfit, why not try two tone nailpolish? depending on your footwear and jewelry maybe do red and gold or black perhaps?

haffun!

eww. that looks gaudy. black and gold? sounds good if dressing up as a witch.

it sounded like this was a big event, she picked wine red for the outfit (or so i thought). gold looks very beautiful with red. you don't have to do two tone the same way if you find it too gaudy. you could do flowers or other patterns. check this out

thanks but not my idea of style. i only like makeup/clothes/accessories that do not jump out and strike me on my face. it should be very subtle and hardly noticeable. all these colours and designs are crying for attention and are quite jarring.

i recently met a woman(in her early 40s) who wears only saris, no matter where she goes. no makeup, no bling-bling. she comes from a very cultured and aristocratic family in india and they travel the world regularly. she oozed class and elegance despite the simple attire.

i'm sorry if i wasn't clear. when i said 'you', i meant anyone. if you(/as-in-anyone) don't like one way to do two-tone, there are other ways to do it too and then i posted one example.
the first post was for impy.

kinnera i gave your post a positive vote

by Guest Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:48 pm

nenu wrote:My current nail polish: Revlon 410 Charmed. Got a lot of compliments for it. It's a new shade.

Edit: vids, it does look ghetto. I know where that comment is coming from and I agree with that

7, the second one is lovely. Pretty artistic and it suited the nails well.

here's more of d's nail artwork experimented on me. In case u r wondering, yes, I keep my nails extremely short. And there was one more, will post t'row.

good color for a manicure - Page 2 JaemP9t

good color for a manicure - Page 2 JaemP9t

by Guest Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:11 am

nenu wrote:There are two kinds of simple ppl. The first kind don't even think twice about how they dress themselves. They are just happy the way they are and they don't care how others dress, least bit comparing their dressing style with others and criticizing/trying to put down others and boosting their own ego in the process. They just live and let live. They are the real cool ppl (not pseudos)-strong, confident, open minded, happy and suffer from no complexes.

i don't think i need to talk about the other kind. Exact opposite of the first.

It only shocks a bit when you discover the double face of some people. But guess it's ok. Part of life. I myself lie all the time in trying to keep two images.

by Hellsangel Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:18 am

bw wrote:
seven wrote:
bw wrote:
seven wrote:you seem really excited about this event. if this is the color you wanna go with and it matches your outfit, why not try two tone nailpolish? depending on your footwear and jewelry maybe do red and gold or black perhaps?

haffun!

eww. that looks gaudy. black and gold? sounds good if dressing up as a witch.

it sounded like this was a big event, she picked wine red for the outfit (or so i thought). gold looks very beautiful with red. you don't have to do two tone the same way if you find it too gaudy. you could do flowers or other patterns. check this out

thanks but not my idea of style. i only like makeup/clothes/accessories that do not jump out and strike me on my face. it should be very subtle and hardly noticeable. all these colours and designs are crying for attention and are quite jarring.

i recently met a woman(in her early 40s) who wears only saris, no matter where she goes. no makeup, no bling-bling. she comes from a very cultured and aristocratic family in india and they travel the world regularly. she oozed class and elegance despite the simple attire.

Hmmm. Looks like you elicited a few predictable responses.

by bw Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:20 am

Hellsangel wrote:
bw wrote:
seven wrote:
bw wrote:
seven wrote:you seem really excited about this event. if this is the color you wanna go with and it matches your outfit, why not try two tone nailpolish? depending on your footwear and jewelry maybe do red and gold or black perhaps?

haffun!

eww. that looks gaudy. black and gold? sounds good if dressing up as a witch.

it sounded like this was a big event, she picked wine red for the outfit (or so i thought). gold looks very beautiful with red. you don't have to do two tone the same way if you find it too gaudy. you could do flowers or other patterns. check this out

thanks but not my idea of style. i only like makeup/clothes/accessories that do not jump out and strike me on my face. it should be very subtle and hardly noticeable. all these colours and designs are crying for attention and are quite jarring.

i recently met a woman(in her early 40s) who wears only saris, no matter where she goes. no makeup, no bling-bling. she comes from a very cultured and aristocratic family in india and they travel the world regularly. she oozed class and elegance despite the simple attire.

Hmmm. Looks like you elicited a few predictable responses.

haha. yes.

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