Mani Monday: Ciat'e Corrupted Neon Manicure

You can always trust Ciat'e to bring out new unusual nail polish designs. The corrupted manicure takes the ever popular neon manicure to the next level by adding glitter and an uv top coat. The ultra violet topcoat adds a florescent glow once under a black light which is perfect for any ladies who love to go to nightclubs. Would you take a look at the creative packaging, holographic showing a neon face in normal light and then under a black light. The glitter and polish combination look beautiful in the daylight too, perfect for those summer beach days, or for jazzing up a christmas nail look. 

 

Would you take a look at the creative packaging, holographic showing a neon face in normal light and then under a black light. The now discontinued set retails at around £10 and includes a beautiful lagoon blue polish called "Boom Box", a neon glitter "Foam Party" and a mini black light top coat.

Nails Of The Day: Topshop Gypsy Night

Topshop never cease to amaze me with their beautiful array of shades, many of those are pretty unusual and unique. Gypsy Night was calling my name, just look at this shade how can you not love it. I wore this over a black polish, however you can get the same results by layering up. The only problem i have with layering is that it takes a long time to try and can become incredibly gloopy. The durability isn't bad but rather than chip it is more easily squashed into a big gooey mess (this still happens much after the nails are dry). This isn't the best quality in comparison with other Topshop varnishes although i have yet to compare it to another of their glittery ones.

Gothic Beauties

Its no secret that i may have a small addiction to nail polish, which can't be blamed when they come in stunning deep dark shade like these three beauties. These are just three shades of the Gothic Beauties collection available from A-England. The British based company created by talented designer Adina Bodana offers colours inspired by fantasy, myths and novels of an era almost forgotten. Each gothic shade bares the name of a conflicted character taken from some of the greatest literary pieces written. The Gothic Beauties collection is perfect for gothic beauties (as its names suggests) or those who fancy dabbling in something a little dark and mysterious. 

These are three of my personal favorites from the collection; Tess D'urbervilles, Ophelia and Lady of Shalott
Other shades and collections are available for £9 a bottle at a-england.co.uk