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GoT: House Baratheon

Hey everyone!

Sorry for the week of silence, things have been busy with revision for yet another set of exams. When will they be over?!

Anyway, today brings the final Game of Thrones post to y'all. Which means that post-exams there'll be a new Fandom attacking the blog... dun dun duuun!
To bring the GoT posts to a close, I bring you...



House Baratheon!


Not gonna lie here, I'm not a huge fan of the Baratheon House really, but I do love their sigil. I have a kinda fascination with them I guess!


To create my mani this time round I focused on the stag's antlers and the crown, and had that as the focus of my centre nails. The yellow polish used is Rimmel London's "Sunshine", and the black is my usual Striper by Andrea Fullerton. 


For my thumb and pinkie, I wanted nails which were linked with the colours of the House but also added another depth to the whole manicure, so I added a coat of gold shimmer (Leighton Denny's Gold Dust) to all 5 nails, and then a coat of Orly's Love Each Other purple iridescent to my thumb and pinkie nails, which were based with Barry M's Matte Espresso. 





So there we have it! How do you like these Baratheon nails? And which Game of Thrones nails were your favourite!?

See you all on Friday!

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