I've always wanted to do some "newsparer nails" but never took the time to do it. However a few ago or so I saw Lisa's awesome manicure on her blog, Lozlosa! It looked so perfect I had to try her version of the famous newspaper nails!

Basically, she printed out of her laser printer some Chinese characters and used water to help the design transfer to the nails. What is really interesting is that she could completely decide what she wanted to have on her nails. You have to see her manicure (HERE)!

So here my version of it!

It's no secret that I love nude polishes! And that's why I was really excited when I heard Estée Lauder would launch a collection of 6 polishes for spring 2013.

I have Diabolique and So Vain to show you!

Diabolique is a beautiful dark chocolat creme. Sincerely, I can't have enough of this polish. I love it so much. It's such a gorgeous and yummy color and its formula was perfect. I used 2 easy coats to get a smooth and opaque look. I am sure I will wear it a lot!

So Vain is rosy beige shimmery polish. It's the perfect polish if you want somthing very discreet and clean. Application was also perfect, as for all the Estée Lauder polishes I've tried so far. I used 2 coats.

I so enjoyed wearing these 2 shades that I had to find another way to wear them together and that's how I came with this nail art. Base color is So Vain, and the stripes were dones with Diabolique and Absinthe. Absinthe is from the Heavy Petals collection, which I showed you HERE.

The other polishes part of this new Estée Lauder collection are the following.

This collection will be available in April 2013.

Bonus!

If you follow me on Facebook, you will have already seen how I wore Diabolique. I did an accent nail with Candeo Dive Bomb, which is a made of teal, copper, and brown glitters. Teal and brown go well together, don't they?

And finally, I also wanted to congratulate Hannah, the winnder of the shampoo.ch contest I held on my blog a few weeks ago (see post here).

Purchase info:

Estée Lauder products can be purchased from autorized retailers for which you can find a list on Estée Lauder official website. For Switzerland, you can find them here.

You can also follow Estée Lauder on Facebook.

*Product(s) in this post was(were) sent for my honest review*

Hello!

I had the great honor to do a guest post for Karine from Karinea0a. Yes the Karine who does her own polishes! :D

I did a neutral manicure using OPI Don't Pretzel My Buttons and stamped with Essie Good As Gold.

To see the whole post, click here or on the picture below! Thanks~

Final verdict: Yay for such a pretty glitter polish! There are fuchsia, very light blue, and lavender glitters! I first thought the light blue glitters were white but when you look carefully, you can see they are actually very very light blue tinted. The lavender glitters are a big plus in this polish, it makes it really unique in my opinion! Application was easy and here is used only one thin coat. It looks very soft and I liked wearing it!

If you want to see more Lac Attack polishes, you can look at my previous posts about this great brand. Click on the picture to be lead to the original post :D