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Mail: Models Own "Asscher Blue"

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Hey guys!
Sorry the post's a bit late- life is just so distracting!

Anyway, today I have one of the polishes I bought last weekend to show you! And a cool new technique I just learnt thanks to Nailsxo! :)

Today's polish is... Models Own's Diamond Luxe "Asscher Blue"



So, this polish is a very pretty, kinda bright but not in-your-face sky blue that has a gentle shimmer running through it as they contain "real diamond dust" (not bad for a fiver!).


Application is smooth and simple, especially with Models Own's typical wide-ish brush that means you only need two/three strokes per nail. It really is a stunning blue polish, and would be a pretty awesome addition to your collection, especially in time for Winter and Spring! 
You can pick one up in Superdrug or ModelsOwnIt.com for £4.99!


And this brings us nicely to a new technique! I saw this on a facebook post by "Emily Nailsxo", but she's got a tutorial post on how to do this- and here's the link! 


It's a pretty cool effect, and not too hard to do either- plus you only need a polish and a stick really. And something like clingfilm to put polish onto. But it looks awesome and feels really fun, and is totally, totally worth it. 


The polish I used to "spin" is Barry M's new Silk "Forest" which is a gorgeous colour that I'll be swatching probably for Wednesday! 



And that's it folks, I'll be back tomorrow since I've been nominated for a Liebster award again (yay!) so I'll be answering those questions! 

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  1. Danielle6 October 2014 at 18:04

    Oh wow, I LOVE this blue! I love your sugar spin over top too! :) It suits your skin colour perfectly! - Danielle x

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    1. Rachel6 October 2014 at 18:14

      Thank you! :D It's a lovely colour, kinda reminds me of their Gel "Blue Glint" actually! I'm such a sucker for blues haha x

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  2. Miss H6 October 2014 at 22:30

    Hello!
    I have nominated you for a Liebster award!
    Check out my blog for the rules and your questions. :)

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    1. Rachel6 October 2014 at 23:42

      Ooo thank you! :D I'll have to do a double Q&A haha :P

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  3. Emily Nailsxo7 October 2014 at 18:40

    Aww thanks for the mention I'm so happy you found the tutorial helpful! Could I include these on my 'Your Nails' page on my website? It's a place for people who have been inspired by my designs, tutorials etc. ?

    I love how amazing the sugar spun nail art looks and it's only your first time doing it! I also love the colour blue and that nail polish is soooo nice! xx

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    1. Rachel7 October 2014 at 19:24

      Of course you can yes! :) I love it so much, so thank you for the tutorial! :) xx

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  4. Emily Nailsxo7 October 2014 at 19:50

    Thanks I will upload it tomorrow after work :) xx

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