Another Mani Featuring EDM10

Here's another mani highlighting an image from Emily de Molly EDM10**.  With the use of latex barrier, clean up for sponged gradients has never been easier so I find I've been doing them more often.  I've been spicing them up with a little glitter or holo interest lately just to make them a little bit more interesting.  I think this colour combination and stamping worked well with the holo adding that little bit of extra umph!  This is what I came up with!

Started with a base of two coats of OPI Taylor Blue; no pix as have shown before here.  Did a sponged gradient using it, Orly Midnight Show and Anonymous Lacquer Baby Vamp.  

Topped with Girly Bits What A Rush QD TC before stamping.

Stamped using an image from Emily de Molly EDM10.  This is another one of those images that has lots of voids so you can see the beauty of the polish base through yet is a pretty interesting image all by itself. This would also be a perfect image to make a stamper decal.  Topped with Girly Bits What A Rush QD TC to finish.  

Emily de Molly stamping plates and vinyls can be purchased via their store here with international shipping from Australia. There is also a US Emily de Molly estore here that also ships plates and polishes to US and Canada. Emily de Molly products are also available via these stock lists with many offering international shipping!

Thanks for looking!

**item provided for review; please refer to disclosure policy

Emily de Molly EDM10 on Neutral Base

I'm all about flakies right now so when I had a business meeting not too long ago; I thought I'd do a neutral nail look with a flakie topper for some interest as I try not to do too colourful or funky when I have meetings! I loved how this turned out; here's what I came up with!

Started with a base of two coats of KBShimmer My Life's Porpoise; this is shown with no top coat.

I have no idea what I was thinking as I knew I was putting a flakie topper on this but for some reason, I added a coat of Girly Bits What A Rush QD TC instead of the topper.  No ill effect to the nails and I'm going to say it was because of the late hour of doing my nails and probably habit, but oh, so not necessary!

Once dry, added a coat of Elevation Polish Stone Warrior.  I'm still about all the things flakie and love that a topper like Elevation Polish can transform the base in no time!

The holo rainbow from Elevation Polish Stone Warrior!

Added (another!) coat of Girly Bits What A Rush QD TC before stamping.

Added an image from Emily de Molly EDM10** using MdU 34.

Emily de Molly EDM10.  Like the other Emily de Molly plates that I've reviewed, the etching is perfect; there were no flaws in the images, no rough edges when scraping and the plate cleanup was excellent (no catching of edges leaving fibres on the plate).

Added a coat of Girly Bits What A Rush QD TC to finish.

Emily de Molly stamping plates and vinyls can be purchased via their store here with international shipping from Australia. There is also a US Emily de Molly estore here that also ships plates and polishes to US and Canada. Emily de Molly products are also available via these stocklists with many offering international shipping!

Thanks for looking!

**item provided for review; please refer to disclosure policy