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Orange You Hot? Another Summer Neon from China Glaze

Oranges anyone? So sweet and juicy oranges! Yum!!!!! I’m not sure why I was instantly drawn to this colour besides Flirty Tankini but this orange polish goes well with this year’s theme of Tangerine Tango and is perfect for another sunny beach outing. Put on your sunglasses before proceeding! 



On left: Flirty Tankini; On right: Orange You Hot?
To get a decent manicure, apply a base coat to eliminate the staining, two coats of your orange polish and finish off with your top coat. 
 
Oranges remind me of my aunt’s orange field. She has rows and rows of oranges at the back of her home in the countryside and when the trees get ripe with fruit, the branches hang down low. Of course there are always the nice juicy looking ones that are too high to reach. I love seeing the oranges peeping out behind the dark green leaves and so I was inspired to add some leaves to the tips of my manicure. For the leaves I use Agro (how fitting a name!) which is from the China Glaze Capital Colours collection. 

 
From some reason when I added my usual Seche Vite top coat the orange polish seem to crack at the edges, which was strange since I’ve never had such a reaction before. And of course it made my lovely manicure not last long! Such a pity L Either way, I would call this manicure, Orange leaf tips! 

How do you wear your oranges?
Happy Hot Oranges!
XOXO
Naomi

Comments

  1. I really like the addition of the leaves on the tips! Looks great!!
    xx

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    1. Thanks Z! I did work really hard on them to get them to look like leaves!

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  2. Very cool. love the leaves!

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    1. This country girl loves her leaves!!!!!and her oranges

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    1. Thanks Jayne! I'm sure it would look great on you too!

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  4. Very nice...I love these neon shades! You have such gorgeous nails! :)

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    1. It's getting so long, that i may have to cut them a bit now before they hook on something and break!

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  5. I love this polish! I only have one orange nail polish. Definitely need to find more :)

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    1. What colour orange do you have? I think this maybe my second orange

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  6. I love this shade, it just screams summer. The leaves you added are super cute. ^_^

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    1. Thanks Wendy! I'm so into bright colours right now

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  7. lovely shade..perfect for summer..

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  8. I have this exact same nalipolish. It is really pretty on you! Love the leaves Naomi...great post :)

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    1. Thank you darling! Are you going to post pictures of you wearing this shade?

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  9. i really want a china glaze polish,,, i might go to trini next month,, yey for me,,, i got my rimmel polish on my colleague lace and button shop,, he's selling it for his sister from new york i think,, its in uptown of tobago,, and the prices are nice,,

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  10. Ooooohhhh. I love the color and the name. Made me crave for some oranges.
    (^^,)

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