Thrills in the Beverly Hills Wagon Train

I think I’ll be re-working that Opulent Cloud franken from yesterday as it seems it was pretty far off the original color, but for now I’ve got a fun shade that I like a lot. It’s a layer franken- no mixing involved!

First layer: China Glaze Wagon Trail.  It looks black in my crummy photo but it is a magical, deep khaki color. My indoor night photos definitely don’t do it justice.

Then, a layer of OPI Thrills In Beverly Hills copper glitter topcoat. I was afraid it would look too Halloweeny but I kind of like it! It reminds me of  leaves falling on a deep pond.

Then, a coat of Essie’s Matte About You.

I didn’t buy any of the nail polishes from the recent MAC Style Black collection, and I was thinking of buying Seriously Hip (it was sold out, and I just didn’t like the name for some reason), but I think this franken satisfied me for now.

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About nevertoomuchglitter

Nail artist. Wanderer. I'm a color-holic, in fact, it was my love of color that brought me to the nail art world. Well, that, and the fact I was too cheap to pay crazy Japanese prices for nail polish while living in Tokyo, so I had to start mixing my own. That's how NTMG began.
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7 Responses to Thrills in the Beverly Hills Wagon Train

  1. Lucy says:

    I like your version. Looks great shiny or matte. I don’t have the OPI but at least I could manage this one easily.

  2. Kelsea says:

    Sweet jesus that polish is AMAZING.

  3. Annabelle says:

    I think I need that OPi TC.

  4. mel says:

    how do you get the cuticle line so clean and sharp when applying nail polish?

    • nevertoomuchglitter says:

      Hi there!
      Make sure your cuticles are moisturized regularly- this makes removing any polish that sticks to them much easier and also prevents staining when you take off the polish. Before I apply a dark color, I put on cuticle oil or handcream around the cuticles (but not touching the nail!) using a small brush. Then polish and wipe off your cuticles! If any polish remains on your cuticle, use a Q-tip in acetone polish remover to take it off.

  5. Vana Nguyen says:

    great blog! love your nail art. =)

  6. alphanumerx says:

    you did a good job w/ this franken. i have seriously hip and it’s pretty close! i actually read this entry w/o seeing that it was a franken and it totally reminded me of seriously hip, then i read the end =P

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