St. Patrick’s Day Manicure | bluebrainreviews.com

On the blog today is a cute manicure I did for my four-year-old daughter. At her school they are having a several Saint Patrick’s Day events and she wanted her nails done for all the events.

It always is a challenge to get a design on her little nails, so for this manicure I decided to use nail decals. I purchased Fing’rs 3D Saint Patrick’s Day nail art decals #31293. They are super cute and just the right size to fit her nails.

I started off with two coats of Milani White On The Spot. Using Maybelline Bold Gold and a dotting tool I made some dots on her pink and index finger. Placed a four-leaf clover on her ring finger and the word “lucky” on her middle finger. I love that these stickers have a little crystal bling already on them.

She wanted a rainbow in her manicure. I was able to fit two decals on her thumb; so I placed the rainbow going into the pot of gold.

My daughter loved how her manicure came out.

Over all I love how easy it was to use the Fing’rs nail art decals to make this manicure. The designs are cute and they stick on perfectly with no issues. I give Fing’rs five brains!

I would like to share a review of Revlon – Rainforest and a simple St. Patrick’s Day Manicure.

Revlon Rainforest is a dark green base with light green and gold flecks or flaky. The color is stunning especially when it hits the light in the right angle. The formula was average. I used two coats because with one it was streaky and patchy. I did want to make a note about the brush; it is the wide paddle style and I guess the shape was supposed to be rounded but instead it seemed like it wasn’t cut right so it had a weird triangle semi rounded shape. This made application a bit difficult. Leave it up to me to pick a bottle with a defective brush.

Being that we are in February, I couldn’t pass up not giving this gorgeous green a St. Patrick’s Day flare. I opted for a simple shamrock stamp using Maybelline – Bold Gold, which picked up the golden flecks so beautifully in the polish. The shamrock image was from Winstonia W105.