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Holly Jolly Christmas Nails

Have a Holly Jolly Christmas! It's the best time of the year for me. These nails are super simple yet represent the Christmas season in its simplicity. This is a variation to the design I did for my mom recently. She loved them!


So I used my favourite brand of nail polish; China Glaze to create this beauty. The white base consists of one coat of White on White, one coat of Moonlight (a sheer white) and one coat of White Cap. One coat of White on White was not enough to fully make an opaque based so I used a light coat of Moonlight on top to cover. The coat of White Cap is to add a bit of the gold sparkle to the base. If used on its own, its too sheer.


The red is my favourite red of all time, China Glaze Ruby Pumps and the green is using Nail Fusion Vintage Green. So how are you celebrating Christmas on your nails?

Happy Holidays!!
XOXO
Bellezza Bee

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  1. The Beauty and The Business24 December 2012 at 08:24

    Love this mani! Super pretty! You're right it sums up christmas perfectly!

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  2. drinkcitra26 December 2012 at 22:43

    Aw this is lovely! The holly is so cute! I hope you had a lovely Christmas!

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