Born Pretty Store Hibiscus Water Decals

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Good morning, dear readers! I hope this post finds you well! I have some beautiful water decals to share with you today, and the timing is perfect with the warm weather I've been having lately. Born Pretty Store sent me these beautiful hibiscus decals, and I wanted to have my nails look a little tropical to go with them. I used Sally Hansen Complete Manicure in Leis-y Days and Bliss Polish Sweet Senti-Mint as the base colours in this manicure.

As you can see, these simple hibiscus decals have a little swoosh with them, and some are longer (as can be seen on my ring finger) and some are shorter (as seen on my middle and pinky fingers).

These water decals were very easy to apply! I removed the protective film, soaked the heavyduty paper with the decal in water for about 15 seconds, and used tweezers to pull the decal off the paper and place them on my nails. As long as my nails were damp, I could shift them a little for optimal placement on my nails. Once my nails were blotted dry, the decals stayed in place and were then covered with top coat to keep them in place.

These particular decals can be located here; these are pattern G029.

If you are interested in any sort of nail art, you should definitely check out Born Pretty Store. They have so many amazing things to choose from! While you are there, be sure to use discount code QWL91 to save 10% on your purchase!

What do you think of these water decals? Is it something you would want to try?

Until next time, dear readers, have a wonderful day!

XOXO!

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