Konad Nail Art Using China Glaze Khrome 2009, Barielle and Color Club Nail Polishes

Here are a couple of Konad nail art attempts I did recently. For the first one, I used a pretty, opaque light milky pinkish cream polish from Color Club called Coastal Creme. It is my first and only Color Club polish, but I am still looking out for Revvvolution. Anyways, the minute I saw this shade, I knew I had to have it because it looks clean and nice on the tips. It was pretty streaky at first but I was able to fix it by layering another coat. The light shade contrasted well with the Konad special polish in Black, which is one of my favorite Konad polishes.


Blurry, I know. Sorry!



I found the new China Glaze Khrome Fall/Winter 2009 polishes at my local Sally Beauty Supply store, and although I don't think I will love them as regular nail polishes, these are my new go-to Konad polishes. They are amazing as image polishes because they are so easy to apply on the stamp and the image they create really sticks to the nail. I am especially in love with the silver one I used in this picture named Millenium. The image in the picture doesn't do it justice. Millenium is absolutely breathtaking as a Konad polish. It is vibrant, and it shows really well on the nail. I also have the gold one called Twenty-Four K (I will do some Konad stuff with it soon). These are my new go-to silver and gold polishes for Konads. In my opinion, they are even better than the Konad special polishes in gold and silver. I am so in love with these Khromes. I can't wait to use them on Konads. Maybe China Glaze called them "Khromes" with a "K" to send out a subliminal message to the Konad-ers: "Pssst, these Khromes are for Konads".