My pondmani from Japan

When I was in Japan last summer I only had one nail polish with me. I thought I could live with only one for those 2½ months I was away, but oh boy was I wrong!

So I bought some japanese branded nail polishes so I could make some nail art over there, also because I wanted some japanese branded nail polishes to begin with. 

I created this pondmani which is actually my first pondmani ever. 

The soft shade I used to create the "pond" effect was the only one I had with me: O.P.I - Kiss on the Chic. To make the dots I used Canmake - Rouge Red 63.

Nail art with harlequin pattern and dots

I made this harlequin pattern in purple. I really like purple so I wanted to use one of my O.P.I nail polishes I haven't used before. To break the harlequin pattern I made the simple ones with dots.

I really like the design, it's very nice to look at!

The purple I used as a bottom on the harlequin pattern is O.P.I - A Grape Fit, it's also the one I used for the dots on the white nail polish. 

The white nail polish is O.P.I - Alpine Snow. The white I used to make the white lines with on A Grape Fit is a japanese nail art polish I bought in a 100 yen shop.

The dark shimmer purple nail polish I used as dots on the harlequin pattern is Essence - Alice Had a Vision - Again.

Swatch: O.P.I - Lucky Lucky Lavender

I didn't had much time when I made these nails, that's why it's only a swatch and not really a nail art design.

I tried out O.P.I - Lucky Lucky Lavender for the first time, I've had it for a long time I just never got the time for trying it out, but now I did!

The white thingie on it is supposed to look like roses, but it failed a little. The white is O.P.I - Alpine Snow. The top coat I used is Sally Hansens Diamond shine.

It was a very easy nail polish to put on and I only used 2 layers in the picture.

My first Skittle manicure

This is my first Skittle manicure. It's supposed to be summer here in Denmark, but it doesn't feel so because of the cold weather. Therefore I made a summer skittle manicure! Maybe if the summer is on my nails it's okay for the weather to be so... sad.

It's called a skittle manicure because each nail has a different color, like skittles!

I used nail polishes with sand effect, because they have a lovely color and have lots of glitter. 

On the thumb I used O.P.I - Solitaire, the pink one is O.P.I - Pussy Galore, the purple is Rimmel - Violet Swizzle 011, the green is Rimmel - Fizzy Applelicious 010 and the yellow is Rimmel - Sherbet Sweetheart 008. I used O.P.I - Alpine Snow for the dots, which I made with my dotting tool (I love that thing!).
I used a Sally Hansen - Top coat, because I wanted the nailpolish design to stay longer instead of having the sand effect feeling.

I used flower stickers I bought in a 100 yen shop in Japan.

OOTD - The cool kid in Harajuku

OOTD for some days ago.

Normally I don't wear "cool" japanese streetwear, but lately I've found it very interesting. If most of my friends see this outfit, they won't call it cool at all, 'cause the idea of being cool in Japan is very different from cool fashion in Denmark.

But for japanese streetwear being a little plain is cool (at least it's one way to do it). An oversized t-shirt is also very cool, I took my boyfriends because he forgot it at my place. So that outfit is what I ended up with!

The shopping list:

T-shirt; H&M

Necklace: Claire's

Shorts: WEGO

Knee-high socks: Netto