Today I have a frankenpolish that I made up ages ago and never got around to posting.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjLXDZEfSuPvzbUCW0w-_QYPlrdbKN3lni4vWsIFm6ZWyQ7JdEZjPGKLM_3N3zuOxy1cdjlknPK2k9hyphenhyphen9J6ykZBwP2BxIxWS_rfYHrtVWBpWHa1iQ50_IHM3NmubtYPj64mRTACN2jckTZn/s400/TBNUltramarineblueswatchtop.jpg)
I made this up using a bottle of white polish from Totally Beautiful Nails (a cheap Aussie brand) and then added about a teaspoon of Ultramarine Blue pigment that I got from TBK Trading. It made a a strong creamy bright blue polish. A really simple frankenpolish that anyone could do.
Below shows the first time I swatched this. This was two coats without a top coat. As you can see, there were still tiny granules of pigment left on the nail which made it look slightly rough. A nice layer of Seche Vite covered that right up, as you can see in the top picture.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEimTa0yn89I4RjuHQQCjK207BA7PS6sam7e-9NAs8hCwl87Ne-8n3RL5Bca1z47RNRyXQQjHi0VyCQ-7gSpBVe-tTJgWF1qQwwssuy-8yaS2xSEqrHRta23eWDS_npALu5rAeGkKFYRjSF7/s400/TBNUltramarineblueswatch.jpg)
This is gorgeous! I love how bright it is.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh my word!!! What a gorgeous colour, I am so in love with this shade. Jealous. xx
ReplyDeleteI'm on the lookout for a perfect blue, and this comes damn close!
ReplyDelete