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Hello Tuesday and Hello Chanukah tonight! Today continues the Winter Nail Art challenge with Polished Lifting, and today's prompt is lights. What better way to kick off the Festival of Lights, Chanukah, than with menorah nail art?
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| Winter Nail Art Challenge: Lights, Menorah Nail Art |
Chanukah is a beautiful story of miracles, hope, and persistence. The oil that should have lasted just one night, lasted 8 nights. We light a candle each night of Chanukah to represent this Miracle of Lights. So I have done some Menorah (technically this is a Hanukiah, but I don't want to confuse you!) art.
The new Lechat Moon Goddess collection was perfect for this art. I used Illuminate (gold holo glitter), Eternal Midnight (blue creme), and Selene (grey creme) for this look. I topped if off with a matte top coat!
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| Winter Nail Art Challenge: Lights, Menorah Nail Art |
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| Winter Nail Art Challenge: Lights, Menorah Nail Art |
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| Winter Nail Art Challenge: Lights, Menorah Nail Art |
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These turned out so pretty! Good luck with your potato grating haha
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love the way I represented lights!
DeleteUgh, grating potatoes (or any veggie) totally hurt my hands, lol. I don't envy you. This art is SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteLatkes have such few ingredients, but they are so labor intensive!
DeleteI love holo glitters with matte top coat!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I can't wait to hear about the latkes! I know last year you did some great nail art and I remember some treats being thrown in. :)
ReplyDeleteYour details are so equivalent ! So great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful nailart! And why didn't I think of this, my grandparents was jewish :)
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic!
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