Nail varnish, again, I know… I treat myself to a new nail
varnish way too often lol. Anyway, I really liked Barry M Cracking Nail Effects
so I thought I might want to try Croc Effects to see if it is any different to
the one mentioned above. I don’t think it made such exciting coming as the
cracking and magnetized nail varnishes but it is definitely still worth giving
it a go. And I thought: how can it be different from the cracking one?
Well, after quite a few attempts – most of them failures
(the nail varnish that I used as a base colour was probably dry and it supposed
to be slightly wet) I managed to get a considerably nice effect of croc skin on
my nails.
First, I applied a thin layer of a clear base coat, waited for my nails to be
dry and applied two thin coats of Bourjois So Laque! in Lime Catwalk to my
nails. I wanted something bright so the effect would be more visible. Then, I waited for about 2 minutes for
my nails to be dry but not 100% dry. That's when the croc effect will look the
best. Then I applied a THICK coat of Barry M Croc Effect, not thin like it says
on the bottle. And I waited and waited… (yes, you have to be patient) and after
a while (about 3-5 minutes) the effect started to appear. Yeey! And finally, I finished off with a top coat.
I can easily tell that it looks different from the cracking one but is it worth it? You decide ;) A.
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