What do you think? Does it look like a sally hansen prism? I saw on another blog that old loose eyeshadow or pigments can be used to mix in polish, I'm sorry I don't know whose blog it was, if it's you please let me know so i can credit your genius, so I added this old pigment that I've had probably almost 10 years and I don't ever use it so I had some clear and voila! I really like it and I love the fact that I recycled some old eyeshadow, have you guys tried this yet? The pictures are two coats and a coat of seche. I think I will name it homemade prism, or maybe not that kinds sounds cheesy lol. any suggestions on names?
This is an inside light shot, see how it looks green...
19 comments:
Thats amazing that you made that from eye shadow!! It looks really good:D Amazing how it looks brown then green! Looks definitely like something you would buy. The name isnt cheesy, its your creation so name it whatever you want~
It does look like a prism polish! Awesome!
So amazing! So you just added eyeshadow and clear polish or did you pick a colored polish? I am soo jealous. This looks amazing. I have tons of old eyeshadow I could play with! Great idea!
dangg how unique & pretttyful ;P
<3 BB
well that's GORGEOUS, holy smokes!
I like the effect! It's really pretty
@Imfeelingnail-venterous yes I just mixed it with some Sally Hansen clear polish and thats it, you should try I can't wait to see yours!
@everyone who commented thanks so much my sweetie pies!
Wow, amazing, well done!!!
It looks so pretty!
Now this is something very cool! I really love this!!
Wowow this is gorgeous . Great job !
this is gorgeous sweetie you done good!
Very pretty! I haven't frankened with pigments yet, but have scraped eyeshadow from a pan for frankens.
wow, it looks great, luckily you saved this pigment ;-D
This is great. Thanks for sharing. :o)
And just out of curiosity, and well, so I don't mess it up if I manage to try this myself; did you use a new bottle of clear or was there space in the bottle? If so how much? And, how much eyeshadow did you add?
I would probably use the opposite end of my tweezers (end I grip) to transfer the eyeshadow into the nail varnish bottle. Roughly on that kind of scale or something similar I might have handy would help me a lot thanks.
Also, did the eyeshadow fall to the bottom gradually, or did it just sit on the top of the varnish, so then it would be a little harder to mix the two?
Sorry for all the questions, and thank you so much in advance for answering. :oD
wow what a great post!
/Hugs
@slayer3 the bottle of clear had a little over half left and I just made a funnel out of paper and poured some in and shook it up, I would say do a scoop at a time and then shake and maybe swatch and then add more depending on the color u want or like, I think I might have put to much because it does separate later you can see the eyeshadow on the bottom so I'm assuming with these you probably have to shake up before each use.
Ah, okie dokies. Thanks so much for taking the time to help. I really appreciate it a lot. :oD
I will definitely be trying this for my next mani. :o)
Hey! Could I ask, what brand/color name is the pigment you used? Pretty franken :)
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