I couldn’t stand the plain French nails anymore! I have to be a little conservative at work for the next couple days, but the plain French was killing me. I added some Konad flowery bits, coated the whole thing with a coat of Misa Candy Girl, a sparkly light pink with blue and pink microshimmer, and added two teeny rhinestones (only two! It’s killing me!) These are pre-painted Nailene French nails, and they are very nice and applied in a snap. It’s not usually my style, but I wanted to give them a try. I did get some funny tipwear on my middle finger, but so far, they seem pretty nice. The pinkie was much too wide, but I didn’t feel like filing it. All in all, a cheap and quick solution- they are not too long, and probably look as “natural” as fake French nails can get.
I think the Konad French is nice and could be useful for you gals who can’t get crazy at work.
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Very nice, one of my favorite of yours. Classy but still fun. 🙂
Those look nice on you, what a great way to snazzy up a dull french!
wow, i so love how you do your nails. I wish i could get my hands onto a Konad kit as well (but i keep my nails short for the guitar) =D
Very beautyful! It looks like lace!
Looks very pretty and classic. Not your usual but I can understand why. Hope you got the bosses name right today!
Are those full nails or just tips?? I recently had really pretty fake full nails and was dissaponted when the glue “scared” my nails.
I think that this is one of the prettiest Frech manicures – and prettiest conadicures I have seen. The pattern truly adds interests and creates really unique lacey look. Summer brides would probably be very happy to have mani like that.
Damn, it even made me consider getting some Konad plates =)
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