Interstellar Fairy's posts

@vengeance: If I understand what you talk about, no. The little ring that has the paint pallet on it?
@Unicorn: Mhm, there are a lot of skin protectors for nail art, it's cool.. =]

@vengeance: Yep, those. They may work for some but just not for me. I do like that they can be used over and over again though.

@Unicorn: They sort of just fit right around the nail and kind of slip on like a ring. I don't like it though cause the size is usually one too big or one too small for me. It's either loose or pinching my finger lol.

@Unicorn: I do have plastic barriers though lol. They are okay but not as good as liquid latex. I forgot about them.

@Unicorn: Nope, before. I don't have a big problem with getting the polish over the edge of my nail. But when I do I have cleanup brushes for the little messes. I only need some liquid latex if I do nail art that requires it lol.

@Unicorn: I'm not sure it could help with the glue lol..

@Unicorn: Nah, just all over my finger.

@Unicorn: Yeah, same here lol. I always make a mess. ^^''

@Unicorn: It changes. I get it from wish. I found one with a brush in the bottle this time so I'm looking forward to that! I usually get too much or too little out, this time I can control it.

@Unicorn: Me nether lol.. Mail already came today though, no glue..

@Unicorn: Will do. ^^ I'll take a picture of it.

@Unicorn: No worries. Maybe I'll make one background white with red over it, we'll see.

@Unicorn: Hopefully that went well lol.
The black looked great over the red but the red isn't opaque enough to show up over the black so It'll probably be all black over red.

@Unicorn: I've been messing around with different ideas for my v-day nails when my nail glue comes. I unfortunately ruled out one design idea which was white lace pattern from my stamping plate over a black polish with red glitter in it. The pattern made the glitter polish look bad and vise versa.. But now I'm experimenting with a bright red and black, both as bases with the opposing color on top. Waiting for base colors to dry, then I'll tell you how it comes out. =]
How about you?