I decided I haven't used my crackles enough, so I did a crackle pedi! I began with Sonia Kashuk Tutti Frutti, which I won from the 1 year blogiversary giveaway of Death by Polish! Isn't that awesome? I love winning giveaways!
Tutti Frutti is a hot pink neon creme, but there is something a little special about it. It's more of a coral, or a pink leaning towards orange. Death by Polish called it a coral leaning red in her post.
Here it is with just Sonia Kashuk Tutti Frutti on my toes.
I wanted to do something like the neon splotchies with crackle over it, so I started sponging. This is the pink with Pure Ice Excuse me (sparkly yellow) and Zoya Kieko (purple) sponged on top, then topped with a sparkle topcoat of Diamond Cosmetics Opal Glitter.
Here it is with China Glaze Black Mesh on top. You can see some yellow peeking through.
Obviously the colors and pattern I did underneath weren't bold enough to show through the crackle.
Here is some more showing through on a little toe.
And another little toe showing the different crackles.
Fun huh!!!
Very cute, my daughter likes the crackle on her toes too.
ReplyDeleteI love crackle polishes! Looks great!
ReplyDeletethat cracked well ...mine never look like that
ReplyDeleteHi Megan: You have such beautiful toes love this particular mani, also love the crackle affect. What's your secret for as perfect crackle effect? Looks lovely with the purple nail glaze...
ReplyDeleteLove,
George :)
I am totally not a crackle pro. This is really only the third time or so I have used them. I think an issue I had before was trying to do a coat as thin as freaking possible. I think a kind of normal coat works best, and I have heard a light touch is important when applying.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I don't like about crackle is that it is more of the overall color than the color beneath, which is what you really want to see more of.
It crackled very well!
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