KKCenterhk Review - Black Mirror Nail Foil

*This product was sent to me for review in exchange for my honest opinion

Hey lovelies, Monday has almost come and gone, but I managed to fit a post in before the day has ended!

I have for you today some very interesting nail foils that I absolutely LOVE from KKCenterhk. So let's get to it!

The most interesting thing happened with these. I used Jessica - Black Matte as my base, then used the Beauty glue that came with the nail foils, slapped the foils on, and proceeded to use top coat...

...and this happened! The nails with topcoat turned from reddish/orange to blue! I marked the nails, as you can see, above.

I always recommend using top coat, (Seche Vite is my choice) with nail foils because they otherwise shed off really easily. I'm not sure if it was the Seche Vite or what, but I was definitely surprised when it happened!

The shiny effect that these foils have isn't exactly mirror, and they look a bit textured (though that could just be my error in applying them!), but I still love the effect they give!

You can find these foils here or you can check out the other nail foils they have here.

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KKCenterhk Review - Nail Foil

*This product was sent to me to review in exchange for my honest opinion

I have a few days that Bloggers weren't able to guest post for me, due to the fast pace of the seasons, so it looks like you're stuck with me for a few more scheduled posts until I'll be back for real real and not for play play! Enjoy!

Today I have some awesome nail foils that I've grown to love from KKCenterhk. You can find these foils here. 

I decided to take a different approach with the nail foils this time and paint on a random pattern with the tacky glue that they sent me. If you're curious on how to apply these, check my other post here.

Gold foil over a Black Base color

I added a coat of Seche Vite onto these and noticed that the star pattern that you see in the bottle sort of shrivels up to give a cool rustic look to the gold pattern. Remember to always use top coat with nail foil, otherwise it starts to peel off and that's never fun!

I'm so happy with the gorgeous gold painted look that these foils achieved and they literally took less than 10 minutes (most of the time was spent waiting for the glue to dry!)

You can get The Foil for $6.92

The Foil + A Smaller Glue for $8.86
The Foil + Glue for $10.80

+Shipping

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KKCenterhk N.NAIL Fantasy Rainbow Color Circle Pattern Nail Foil Transfer Review

Hey All.

Remember the Review I did awhile back of the bowties from KKCenterhk?

Well I have another review here and this time it's nail foils!

I've never done nail foils before so this was my first time.

 *These Nail Foils, which you can find here, were sent to me with glue, which you can see below.

The First thing I did was paint my nails black as a base color and waited for them to completely dry.

Next I applied the glue which is in a handy little nail polish bottle.

Then I took the nail foil, pattern side up, and pressed them to my dry nails. You'll know when you're nails are dry when the glue turns from white to transparent. IT IS CRUCIAL to remember to apply the foil with the pattern side up. I applied them pattern side down at least 3 times before I figured out to turn the around and bam!

You have pretty foil-y nails! 

Besides the obvious failure on my part the nail foils applied gorgeously! Of course I had just a few patchy spots but after an hour attempting these the wrong way, when I finally got them to go one I cbf to touch up the little areas. (not to mention my camera died halfway through photos.)

These Nail Foils retail for $7.69 for a container or $12.00 for a container with glue.

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