Sorry for the lack of posts - I've been on holiday! I thought I'd set these blue nails to post while I was off, but apparently not, so here they are now.
This is another of my Bow Thermo Topcoats (I bought 5 of them). I started with two coats of this. It dries to a pretty matte finish, with a subtle sparkle.
This polish goes from a translucent blueish white when warm to a deep blue when cold.
I then stamped over this using Barry M Blue Grape, and a MoYou London plate, although I can't remember which one. I also added Seche Vite for extra shine and smoothness.
I do love stamping over a thermal polish, for the way you get a pattern appearing as if by magic!
My nails look so long here! I broke a couple before I went away on holiday, so cut them down quite a bit before I went.
Here's the next of my Bow Thermo Topcoats. This is the pink one.
I started with a base of two coats of Bow Thermo Topcoat Pink. This is another one which is almost invisible when it's really warm - it's just a translucent polish with a slight glittery shimmer, which then becomes bright pink when cold.
I stamped over it using Barry M Pink Punch and MoYou London Pro XL06. I also added Seche Vite topcoat for extra shine.
I love stamping over thermal polishes like this, so that the pattern disappears and reappears through the day! I know the visible nail line in the warm state isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I'm fine with it.
The pink is a really nice shade too, and so pretty!
Today I've been wearing the second of my Bow Thermo Topcoats.
This is two coats of Bow Thermo Topcoat Violet. I then stamped on top of it using MoYou London Flower Power XL06 and Barry M Blackberry.
The Violet Thermo changes from a translucent polish with a hint of lilac when warm to a dark purple when cold. Like yesterday's Red Thermo Topcoat, there is a really pretty shimmery glitter running through it.
When my nails are cold, they are almost completely plain purple. For most of today though it's been really hot, so my nails have been the paler lilac base with the purple flowery pattern showing in full.
I really like these thermals! They're so pretty!
I recently bought 5 of the Bow Thermo Topcoats - the black, purple, blue, pink and red ones. I have used the red one for today's nails.
I started with a base of the red thermo topcoat (I know! It's all the wrong way round, but there we go...) and then stamped over it using Barry M Blood Orange and MoYou London Flower Power XL06.
The Bow Thermo Topcoats are slightly sparkly thermal polishes that go from an almost invisible translucent when warm to a bright colour when cold. This one is almost the same shade as Blood Orange, so when cold, the stamping hardly shows. When warm, the stamping is clearly visible.
I added Seche over the top for added shine.
I love combining stamping with thermal polishes! The thermal effect is really strong in these Bow polishes, and I really like the sparkly finish!
