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Moving on to the next prompt, chocolate, my favorite! I'm always the kid that chooses chocolate over strawberry ice creams 😛

Today I am creating a chocolate ice cream dripping down my nails with some rainbow rice sprinkles on top (also my fav). To create this manicure, I started off with one coat of OPI "Bubble Bath" and then adding a matte top coat over. 

Then, I used Jior Couture "Coffee Run!" and a small nail art brush to draw on some chocolate drips coming down from the tips of my nail towards the cuticle. I used white polish to draw on small little lines to create the base for the sprinkle and went in with Sally Hansen "Bubblegum Pink", Kure Bazaar "Turkoise" and "Carioca". To add contrast, I put on a layer of glossy top coat on the chocolate drips only to make sure it stands out from the matte base.

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I took the next prompt quite literally onto my nail art, bunnies or chicks? In light of Easter holiday, I decided to recreate Alice's (onenailtorulethemall) work from way back. With a slight twist, a chevron background for the words! For the bunny and the chicken, I used Essie "Navigate Her" and "Fiji" as the base colors, the yellow I used was China Glaze "Lemon Fizz" for the chicken.

And now, moving on to the cute chevron pattern, I used BornPrettyStore BP L013 plate. My package arrived just before I started my nail art, perfect timing I must say! I used Konad's white stamping polish for the stamp.

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I am going to try my best to do the #Clairestelle8April challenge for April, click HERE for all the prompts!

The first one is "dry brush" and I wanted to try something new, this idea just popped right up from my head. Introducing, dry brushing with negative space! I don't know if this was done before or not, but here is my take on it!

This manicure is really easy to do! Wipe your black polish brush back and forth to remove almost all the polish and then make strokes on your already dried base coat. 

Because I dislike my free edge showing so I did a black french tip, pretty sophisticated eh? 😏 To bring it up a notch, I added  small gold stud near the cuticle. Here's a macro shot for you! (so macro you could see a fuzzy on my nail LOL)

I'm really satisfied with how this turned out, let me know what you think! Before I forget to mention, I used a-England "Camelot" for my black polish! That's THE BEST black polish, I swear upon it!

"So you wanna play with magic? Boy, you should know what you're falling for"

And here is the last prompt for the March challenge! I know it's already April, but hey, I made the effort to finish this up!

I decided long before that I wanted to do a magic ball in this manicure, and so I free-handed this design by drawing it, turns out pretty alright! I was afraid that the ball was gonna be lopsided or something LOL 🤣

Hi again, yes two posts in a day!

For the prompt for "Mothers", the first thing that came to mind was (of course) my Mom, and also flowers! So I chose a pinky palette for this look using Glam Polish "Sealiest Thing I've Ever Heard" and Zoya "Aurora".

I then used white stamping polish and Bundle Monster BM-710 for the flowers. While I was stamping the flower pattern, I realised I could use the big flower as an accent that symbolises Mothers. Mothers why look after their little ones (the smaller flowers), cute right?

Here's a close up macro shot of the accent design!

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I know I am so so so behind on this challenge :/ I almost wanted to give up and just leave it undone , but no I thought otherwise! Here I am back at where I left off. This is my nail art for the unseasonal prompt.

And of course, how can we forget about the shamrock right? To accompany the look I did a simple dotticure on my pinky!