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I can never leave well enough alone as usual, so I was looking for other things to do over it. My Konad stamper is MIA for the last few days, and I didn't feel like the nail pen or shatter. So it had to be my second-ever ombre.
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Anyway, the results are here for all to see. How do other people manage to bring out the difference between very similar colours through ombre? I applied NYX Red Glitter over the "ombre". I don't know if the ombre effect even shows up!
Of course, I can never do ombre without getting polish all over the place and myself, so I'm going off to clean my upper lip and left knee.
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