CND Shellac nails actual colours-I'll show you mine if you show me yours

[rockangelsnails]

Dark dahlia (looks like Blackpool though) and deep blue pigment. X
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[jordie]

How about Rose Brocade?

 

[magicalkayles]

hot pop pink with moonlight and roses over the top 💗💗


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[jordie]

Also how about different French manicure colors.

 

[SapphireBeaux]

Also how about different French manicure colors.

That one is with beau and cream puff (white holo glitter on top)

that's nude knickers and grapefruit sparkle


That's nude knickers

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Grapefruit sparkle

 

[SapphireBeaux]

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That one is with beau and cream puff (white holo glitter on top)

View attachment 74584 that's nude knickers and grapefruit sparkle

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That's nude knickers

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Grapefruit sparkle

Pics aren't that clear 😡

 

[jordie]

Oh how I would love to see more!

 

[Mrs Bod]

View attachment 74582hot pop pink with moonlight and roses over the top 💗💗


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love!!

 

[carly2802]

Tropix 💅

 

[carly2802]

Plum Paisley 💅😍

 

[carly2802]

Does anybody know what colour this could be. I've ruled out cake pop as its a lot more opaque than the picture. Thanks

 

[TheRealMrsGrey]

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Does anybody know what colour this could be. I've ruled out cake pop as its a lot more opaque than the picture. Thanks

Romantique? xx

 

[princessamie]

Romantique? xx

I agree, looks a bit like romantique to me.

Could be clearly pink? I don't have that so I could be wrong

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[carly2802]

Ah yes looking at images on google I also think that romantique could be it. Thank you ladies x

 

[PinkSwoon]

This is Romantique with Sizzling Sand additive if it helps sorry if pic is huge. It's 3 coats

 

[carly2802]

This is Romantique with Sizzling Sand additive if it helps sorry if pic is huge. It's 3 coats

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Ah that looks lovely. I have a bottle of romantique on its way. Hopefully if Royal Mail are efficient it will be here today 🙏

 

[Pashaboutnails]

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That one is with beau and cream puff (white holo glitter on top)

View attachment 74584 that's nude knickers and grapefruit sparkle

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That's nude knickers

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Grapefruit sparkle

Fab as always. I looked at the pictures, without paying attention to who had posted them, I knew straight away that it was your work, as you have a distinct style and always such great results. It's also a sign I spend too much time on this thread to be able to recognise individual work

 

[SapphireBeaux]

Fab as always. I looked at the pictures, without paying attention to who had posted them, I knew straight away that it was your work, as you have a distinct style and always such great results. It's also a sign I spend too much time on this thread to be able to recognise individual work

Ahh thank you!! That's really kind 😍 made my day reading that xxx


NailLife <3

 

[carly2802]

Can anyone help me with any suggestions as to why my shellac isn't lifting off as easy as it used to. I always use a soaked cotton pad in pure acetone and wrap in foil. I leave anywhere between 15-30 mins. It used to just lift off in near enough one whole piece but now it looks like it has shattered and then I have to scrape the majority off with an orange stick and then buff the stain off. I use all the correct stuff and all bought from Ellisons or s2. The only thing I've changed is my base coat. I ran out of my shellac and have been using my Gelish to use it up before I replace the shellac one. I've heard a lot of people say that even tho it isn't recommended they do mix systems with no problems and I would have thought Gelish would also soak off with no problems. It's making the removal process become a pain is the behind and I don't really want to have to overly buff my nails every time. Any help would be great please

 

[Deeders]

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Can anyone help me with any suggestions as to why my shellac isn't lifting off as easy as it used to. I always use a soaked cotton pad in pure acetone and wrap in foil. I leave anywhere between 15-30 mins. It used to just lift off in near enough one whole piece but now it looks like it has shattered and then I have to scrape the majority off with an orange stick and then buff the stain off. I use all the correct stuff and all bought from Ellisons or s2. The only thing I've changed is my base coat. I ran out of my shellac and have been using my Gelish to use it up before I replace the shellac one. I've heard a lot of people say that even tho it isn't recommended they do mix systems with no problems and I would have thought Gelish would also soak off with no problems. It's making the removal process become a pain is the behind and I don't really want to have to overly buff my nails every time. Any help would be great please

I think maybe you've answered your own question! It's not a good idea to mix products/brands as each would have been tested to achieve the best results for that whole system. For example in this case, CND wouldn't have tested shellac using a gelish base coat purely for obvious reasons, it's not their product! I'd stick to using the products from one system at a time for best results - at least this way you're guaranteed the outcome hth x