Polished Polyglot

Hello, my lovelies! Happy weekend!

I am finally home! I arrived yesterday from Argentina and had planned to post here, but I couldn't because I was terribly jetlagged. It was awful! We had our flight at noon on Thursday and flew for 14 hours arriving in Zurich on  Friday morning. But in order to be on time at the airport, the driver thought it was a good idea to depart from home at 4am on Thursday. Meaning we had to get up at 3 am, which actually meant that I caught less than 3 hours sleep, of course. Little I knew those three hours of sleep on Wednesday, would be last sleep I'd get until arriving home on Friday.
Needless to say, we were exhausted! Still trying to fix our body sleeping and eating rythms today.

Luckily I had one more manicure ready to share with you! This time it is not about a Nail art challenge, but the manicure I wore during my two first weeks in Argentina. I chose to create something that would be appropriate for winter and also summer, so I came up with a floral look. I hope you like it!

Hello Sweeties!
I'm a bit late posting this manicure for the "26 Great nail Art Ideas" Challenge, as it was due on Friday. Last night I eventually made it to do my nail art so I can finally publish it today. The theme for this week is, of course, related to Halloween, but for making thinks more interesting, we got a technique prompt which is "negative space". What is that? Well it simply means that your nail design should not cover the whole nail and at least some portion of your natural nails should show in the design. Keep reading to learn how I did my negative space nails under 5 minutes!!

Hello Sweeties! How is your long weekend?
I hope you are enjoying with people that matter to you, I certainly am!
Today I have a new nail art design to share with you, for the 26 Great Nail Art Ideas challenge we are doing Pastel to bold gradient with something on top. I think the result is very appropriate for the season!
Keep reading to find out more about this design!

Sometimes, I have the sensation that the hours of my day pass too quickly. I want to do so many things in 24 hours, and at the end of the day, I realize I only did a fraction of what I wanted. Does this happen to you? How do you feel about it?

Happy Friday sweeties! How are you today?
This will be a short post because today I am super busy at home with the children and taking care of household chores (yay Fridays...). We are already planning a great (for me) weekend. I'm not sure what we will do, because I wanted to finally go to my forever and ever postponed visit to IKEA (my wishlist has only got longer) and it results Saturday will be the only sunny day of the wee(I'm so lucky -not-).

We shall see that, in the meantime, let's take a look at my latest manicure for the "40 Great nail art ideas" challenge. This week the prompt is Music!

Hello my lovelies! How was your weekend? I had a great time outdoors with my family, too bad is over :(
So as Monday-antidote(?) I got a water decal festival for you! This is  a set of ten sheets of water decals I received from Born Pretty Store and I have already used five of them in different manicures, would you like to see them?

Haga click aquí para la versión en castellano.

Happy Friday my lovelies! Ready for the weekend?
I am in love with this purple shade from OPI "I lost my bikini in Molokini" and today I'd like to show you a mani I did with this color using nail water decals with flower pattern from Born pretty store. I thought it was so appropriate for Spring (which, by the way, I can't wait for it to start).

Hello my dears! How was your weekend?
Today I have some fun decals to show you! KKCenterHK has sent me these great nail water decals Halloween themed, Item number NNAIL-WDHHK186 and I couldn't wait to wear them.

Hello my lovelies! How are you doing? Starting the blogging week on a Tuesday to share with you a mani I've achieved using some roses water decals given to me for my honest review by KKCenterHK.
This is my first time using water decals, and I was a little afraid of messing it up, but it was quite simple!! In fact I should say much more simple than stickers.