18th Century Soul

HI EVERYBODY. IT HAS BEEN SOOOOO LONG since I last posted something.

I am genuinely sorry.

I've been so caught up with school and adjusting my schedule.

I barely even get to watch tv :(

Anywhoooo .... 

It's the weekend! (OHHH YEYAHHH)

But it's Sunday ... and that makes me sad :( Because it means tomorrow's going to be a school day ... and it will be a school day until Friday and until then, I'm not going to be able to play with my nail babies and read, and watch my favorite movies and blog and stuff :(

Buuut since it's the last day of the two-day break I so scarcely get to make the most of for this week, let's get this post on the go. 

Wait, OMG! That reminds me! :D Next week, we're not going to have a class on Friday .... I don't know if I should be bummed out about that or not because I'm really starting to like school again ... but it means that there's a bigger chance of me being able to post more than once! YAY :D

Yesterday, I went on a Period films movie marathon .. and it was AWESOME.

One thing you guys should know about me is that I am absolutely engrossed in everything that's from the 18th Century. It's like, whenever I see movies or posters or costumes or read stuff about back then, I feel this deep connection to it (so cliche') but so true! 

Sometimes, I even feel like I'm an 18th Century Soul stuck in this body at present.

But still, I am happy that I'm born in this era though xD

This isn't really going to be long because it's was one of those times where I didn't want to do a tutorial and just carry on with what I'm doing ...... I guess we all experience those times.

Ya'll know what to do first....

RETRIFETCH :D 

If you still don't know what that means, scroll down and read my other blog posts :D
I don't need to trim and file .... My nails are so short now T___T

STEP 1. Paint your nails a faint/sheer nude colour. I used my Revlon Barely Peach (polish mini haul post). I brushed on about 4 layers (I know, it's a lot xD)

STEP 2. It's best to brush on a top coat first before stamping ... so that if ever you want to redo a nail, you don't have to paint your base colours on again.

STEP 3. Grab your plate and everything you need that comes along with it and STAMP :D (I forgot what plate I used ... *it's kinda starting to be a habit now* -.- but use the plate with the tiny flowers on it. You'll see what I mean later) or you could find another design that makes you think of the 18th Century :D

It may not look extraordinary and astonishing but it's how pertinent and significant it is to me that makes it matter a lot.

It's how it makes me feel so calm and serene and how it makes me appreciate everything else around me two times more that makes me view it as something more than it really is.

I feel like Elizabeth Bennet or Jane Austen herself now that I have it on my nails xD (LOOOL)

I ruined my right Index Finger though :( Not posting a picture because it looks awful -.-

Didn't want to redo it because I'm planning on wearing this to school because it's not that obvious (nail polish isn't allowed in Ateneo T_T .. I hope they allow it in college though ... ) and if ever I do get caught, then it's going to feel awful redoing this today but having to remove it tomorrow :(

Here are two pictures of some nooby Rose clay work I did.

I apologize for its extreme plainness.

With more practice, I'm sure I'll improve at least a bit, as with my nail art skills. xD

Such noobery. HAHA

Ok, that is all for today :D

Check back next FRIDAY <3

Thanks for reading this.
To the people who kept on viewing my blog even though it's been almost two weeks since I last posted anything .... I am sincerely thankful *cries*

Have a greet week <3

SHOUTOUT TO RUGETTE JARAPLASAN AND TONI ESTROLOGO WHO BY THE WAY ALSO HAS HER OWN BLOG! :D Check it out at my sidebar or click this: http://itsafashionflipside.blogspot.com/