When I was planning this color in the series, the working title was "Orange-gasm" - right up to the point that I actually started experimenting with the different polishes. And then I was about ready to pull out my hair ... I definitely was not left with a warm fuzzy feeling LOL. It was outrageously difficult finding 5 colors that worked together & out of all the new oranges that I've recently purchased, I was only able to use one of them, the rest just wouldn't cooperate.
The colors I finally ended up using were Wet n Wild Magic Trident, China Glaze Sun Worshipper, Orly Orange Punch, China Glaze Free Love & China Glaze Street Racing:
A lineup of the bottles:
My favorite nails: left thumb & middle, right ring & pointer:
And the tutorial:
I went with orange because it won by just a little bit in my informal poll =) Yellow was very close though, and will be upcoming soon. Thanks for reading.
~Colette
Beeeutiful. :)
ReplyDeleteI know it was hard work finding colors, but the end result was worth it. I love this, great color choices! :)
ReplyDeleteThose colors go together so well, especially with the base color you used!!
ReplyDeleteYou are the Queen of water marbeling, amazing!!
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ReplyDeleteWow this is just amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're really good in marbling. This is super perfect for summer! :) Oh, new follower here. Nice blog BTW. :)
ReplyDeleteXOXO,
misskatv beauty straight forwards
Love this mani-- it's perfect for summer!
ReplyDeleteAs always sooooo pretty, really love this color combination <3
ReplyDeleteHi! This is just gorgeous! I'm a new follower & I've tried a few times to do my own water marbles - but I just can't get the polish to spread out. I'm using room temp filtered water & all I'm making is a mess. Any advice?
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing. It's so hard to get a similar pattern on all the nails, I don't get how you manage. A true artist!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
These are absolutely gorgeous . As always ! You are so talented when it comes to water marbling .
ReplyDeletehey love ur mani's.......i also tried doing them and they turned out really nice.....i hope i cud show u those....anyways keep doing more of these
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, you are amazing!! Love your blog :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! I need to try it myself!!
ReplyDeleteOooh your nails look so yummy that I almost want to taste them hahah
ReplyDeletehey, I love the whole idea and the result of water marbeling. Never tried it though but I'm pretty inspired. But before I try it out I have one question. What do you have on your fingers when you dip them into the water. Is it plastic or what?? Is it nessesery??
ReplyDeleteThat's the coolest thing i've ever seen! i had no idea about this technique. thanks so much!
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ReplyDeleteWe don't have so much pic, because we just started. But u have so interesting blog , cause these videos are sooooooo awesomes !!!!!!!!
hi collette,
ReplyDeleteYou do such beautiful work. I tried the marble effect but it pales in comparison to your work! I'm not done yet so I'll keep trying. However, I can't seem to get the Zoya Mattes to work on my nail with the regular polish technique. Any pointers please? Again, I can't get enough of your blog! Keepup the great work sweetie!
Lots of love,
Ana Lidia
Beautiful. Reminded of a cartoon tiger skin.
ReplyDeleteU amaze me, u have the best tutorials online! Thanks!
ReplyDeletehey.. i accidentally saw ur video on rainbow water marbling in youtube while i was browsing.. and by that i found ur blog... wow...!! ur indeed the queen of water marbling...!!! I am so glad that i found ur blog.. and i am subscribing for ur blog...!!
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