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Shades: Crackle

Hello little paraders! :) Here is the post I've promised you a few times already (I'm not too good at keeping track of when I said things) and in this post guess what we've returned to? That's right, the amazing blue and Barry M (the 2 B's of the blog!)



So, this shade is "crackle nails" and I must say, I am a huuuuuge crackle-polish lover, and I think we should totally try and bring it back into fashion since it's kind of gone out of the world recently!
(Chant with me now...)
Bring it back....Bring it back... Bring it back... Bring it back...
(I feel like we should burst into song just about now, but I don't think I have a song to match, never mind!)
Anyway, the polishes I've used here are Barry M Gelly in Watermelon and Barry M Crackle Polish in White =)
All you do is paint your nails normally, before adding the crackle polish over the top, and then finish with a top coat once your crackle is dry. Voila! Quick and easy!
Enjoy the pictures :)





Barry M Watermelon Swatches!

OMG It's so messy! I really need to clean up before taking pictures!






What are your own thoughts on the crackle look? Will you be helping me to bring it back in style? :D
xxx

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