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1950's Rockabilly Style Nail Art

1950's Rockabilly Style Nail Art

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Today were doing a set inspired by my 1950s themed night out Were going to do two coats of Spring Meadow as a base. Im then going to mix that colour with Snow White to lighten the colour and use that for some polka dots. Top Coat and buff all of the nails. Ill then use white acrylic paint to draw a bow on the one nail we didnt add dots too. Were then going to do some sugaring, so much acrylic powder with super fine glitter. Paint on little blocked onto the nail, similar to the panels that were on my dress and add the sugar before curing. Ill finish with cuticle oil
Date: 2019-10-31

Comments and reviews: 10


So you did that on purpose to give me a beautiful day I am a polka dotted freak I love polka dots. I am from West Glacier Montana and my mother and godmother in the fifties I'm telling you what lamo you want to hear some stories now until this day oh, there's something called The Run in Montana and you have to travel long distances because it's a pretty big state and the Run takes you on what we call a renegade route. Well on that Renegade route you come upon small towns. You must stop at every bar have one drink and there is a 7lb that you have to go through to get it done could be more I think by the time you're done you forgotten how many times you've been to LOL I'm not endorsing alcoholism or driving while drunk however you are driving up through the mountains and what have you to get from town to town. Whoever throws up first loses and then if they can they have to try to catch back up. Well they were doing that in the fifties I did that in the 70s oops gave me away which is okay however the polka dots love polka dots loved the 50s. My grandma was born in 1902 and raised me technically and yes I wore the white gloves the fancy little dresses and dressed appropriately I wish the days were still like that. Thank you for sharing your polka dots I think I know what I'm going to try today. My side is going worse and worse so we'll see if I can make it through. Blind in Idaho thank you so much and you girls were just adorable. besides polka dots the Victorian age was my favorite I born in the wrong time you made my day Kirsty as usual. Again I am asking why you are not using the acetone over-the-top when you're done with the nails just curious
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Lovely set of nails, and they brought me some very nice memories of my childhood. As my screen name gives away, I was born in 1962, and virtually all of my baby things (high chair, stroller, play pen, etc) were turquoise blue-green. They also had little, rounded, V-shaped things that looked sort of like boomerangs, and four pointed stars, all printed in metallic gold on everything. I only remember because my highchair was kept long after I was a baby as a kitchen task chair. My grandfather took the arms off so that an adult could sit on it. My grandmother also had a lovely step-stool chair. My Mom, my grandmother and my great-grandmother used to sit around the pull-out cutting board in the kitchen every Christmas Eve afternoon and clean several crabs for the crab salad we had at every Christmas Eve buffet. After my great-grandmother passed away I took her place at the cutting board. Some of my favorite memories are of the four of us hanging out in that kitchen canning tomatoes, peaches, making pickles, or just prepping holiday meals. I learned SO MUCH, and those happy memories are probably a big part of why I eventually became a chef. I miss those days and those ladies. My Mom is still alive, but she's also still a narcissist. So. yeah.
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I absolutely love 40's 50's & 60's clothing, especially the wiggle dresses and rockabilly dresses, I wore a gorgeous teal rockabilly dress with red birds on to my daughters wedding and a rockabilly dress with skulls & Rose's on for my sisters 40th and I buy them from a wonderful site called Tiger Milly they are a specialist vintage clothing site and they do alteration's. Just in case you wanted another look at some beautiful vintage clothing. they are the best and dont even get me started on their shoes. Loved this set as always and looking forward to your next video my lovely.
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You mentioned you were looking for a good anti-aging hand cream. Here's how to make your own AWESOME cream that's super easy and cheap like borscht: 1 cup lard (yes, from the grocery store)1/3 cup shea butter1/4 cup jojoba oil20 drops chamomile essential oilMelt the lard over med low heat in a pot. Add shea butter. Remove mixture from heat and cool about 20 mins - add essential oil. Add jojoba. Mix thoroughly. Cool completely and whisk. Pot into clean, dry container with a lid. Keep it in the fridge and it will last you indefinitely.
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I can like never hear kirstyin the beginings when shes telling what she is doing or when she talks low. which seems to be alot lol. I love that she gets so into it changes her tone and volume snd when doing nails. You can tell she loves whay she does But i still cant hear her when she talks low like that
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Kirsty does _the best_ outfit match sets I've ever seen anyone do. Hands down, the very best. Anyone can color match, but she takes the very design elements of the clothing and incorporates it into a cohesive, beautifully matched set Love it
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BEAUTIFULbtw, did you happen to see Jackie Aina's nails in her June 28th video? I'm very interested in seeing how you think they did that. I would love to see a series in how they did that based on influencers or celeb nails. xo
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This wasn't my favorite design, but the color combination was just as beautiful as you were on your girls night out: -) I loved your dress and judging by your Instagram stories, you ladies nearly had too much fun
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How fun was your '50s-themed girls' night out? Love all the dresses and hair styles in the photos; your dress is really pretty, KirstyThis nail design is very cute; shiny was nice, but matte is much better.
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there are no words to describe how gorgeous this colour is in real life it's stunning. I had to buy it after I seen you use it in your last video and I am NOT disappointed it's my new fave too xox
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