Sunset Bird Nail Art!

In Messy Mansion, Milani, Nails, OPI, Stamping by Jacki19 Comments

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Hello, readers! I have another fun mani I wore using Messy Mansion stamp plate MM14. This time, I was inspired by birds at sunset, silhouettes of them on telephone wires and tree tops. Did you see my other mani using MM14, the Distressed Feather Nail Art? There are so many different images on this plate, I can’t wait to show how I’ve used them all!

Here is a picture of the Messy Mansion stamp plate MM14, I’ve added arrows to the 3 images used in this mani for you:

My sunset gradient was made with a base of OPI My Boyfriend Scales Walls, Milani Blue Jay, OPI That’s Hot! Pink, and Milani Canary for the sponge gradient. I used Wet n Wild Black Creme to stamp the images. I couldn’t decided which I liked more, birds on a wire or birds on tree tops, so I did one theme on each hand!

Which is your favorite? As with the previous plate review, these images stamped easily and I love the unique images! 
Messy Mansion plates can be purchased at the website below and this plate is $7.00.
Shipping is from Australia but it is very reasonable to ship all over, $2.50 for 6 plates sent air mail.
Thanks so much for reading!
Messy Mansion Links:
Shop: http://www.messymansion.com.au
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/messymansion
*The stamp plate in this post was sent for me to review with my honest opinion.

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Comments

  4. Reply
    Julia

    The ombre effect of this Nail art looks absolutely amazing on your Nails! 🙂

    I love this manicure!
    xx julia

  18. Reply
    Cathy

    I love how much I've seen this plate being used lately. I did a similar mani with the birds on branches part of the stamp, only with gray and a dusky blue gradient background to seem more ominous. Funny how little differences in vision can make for such different manis!

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