Today I want to show you a franken I made a couple of days ago. This franken is a type of sheer color with multi glitter, I called it pastel jelly because it is not very opaque, so that the glitter can be visible. As was cleaning an empty bottle of black Kleancolor nail polish, it occurred to me that I should make a franken from scratch.
I used a bunch of glitters that were sitting in a dark corner of my nail polish drawer and mixed them together.
Here you can see my special blend of glitters...
I mixed the glitters with clear nail polish plus a few drops of white and pink cream nail polish until I reach the desired opacity.
I painted three coats of my pastel jelly & glitter franken.
An extra pic...
I love how this nail polish looks. It reminds me of strawberry glaze with candy sprinkles.
This picture can be found here
I hope you liked this franken because I do :)
Have you tried to mix this type of franken?
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Very pretty! Looks yummy! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful mix of glitters! Such adorable franken!!
ReplyDeleteThat is one amazing result! Pink Jelly with multi glitter, I really like it a lot, great job.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Though I have to shake the bottle due to the glitter sinking to the bottom, I like the jelly and glitter finish.
DeleteIt looks great :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely pretty, it makes me want to try making frankens
ReplyDeletePrecioso este esmalte hecho por tí.
ReplyDeleteTe cojo la idea.
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So cute, congratulations for you creation, is perfect for the Valentine's day!
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soo pretty, I love it even though I'm not the biggest fan of pink, I wish I could make this but I can't find any glitters that don't bleed !
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ReplyDelete*O* están monisimas *////////////* me encantan~♥
ReplyDeleteI love this! Everytime I try to make a franken all the glitter sinks to the bottom :-( so sad. Yours is very beautiful !
ReplyDeleteMine sinks too but I just shake it and problem solved ;)
DeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, that turned out great! Lovely combination; sheer pink with glitters!
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well done!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, I love it!
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Cute color~ I've done some frankenpolish before, and have been experimenting using eyeshadow as a pigment! It's fun to play around with it all :)
ReplyDeleteThe glitter on this franken sinks to the bottom because I had no glitter suspension, but I just move the bottle in a rolling motion and the glitter mixes again ;)
ReplyDeleteomg this is so gorgeous!! great job
ReplyDeleteI love love love this!!
ReplyDeleteGreat franken! It looks so playful!
ReplyDeleteAwh these nails are so cuteee! I love pink!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like could be eaten! but better not test it! XOXO
ReplyDeletePretty franken:-) love the glitter combination.
ReplyDeleteI am seeing this kind of finish on quite a few blog recently but nobody had actually made their own, and you have totally inspired me to try this. I have a cute pink Nails Inc polish that would be great as a base and I have a ton of micro and chunky glitter which would be perfect. Thanks for the post - you nails look so amazing.
ReplyDeleteany suggestions on where to find chunky glitters that dont bleed?
ReplyDeleteThe glitter I used was bought from a Chinese seller through eBay and it bleed just a little bit, I had no problem.
DeleteYou can go to an nail supply store or a craft store and ask for glitter that is solvent resistant.
I also found an online store that sells a wide variety of glitter that, according its description, can be used in nail polish. The store is called envynailsupply.com
I hope this helps.
Just saw this. I guess this answers my question further below! :)
DeleteThanks for sharing this info.
This is so cute! Great job!
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ReplyDeleteI knew your blog on the internet and I was in love with her nails, beautiful art you make with enamels, congratulations, I also saw that you sell one stamp and platelets to seem cute, I wonder if you sell to Brazil and how would, what model you have available, if possible at last I'll pass the information agradecida.Sorry the bad English, I had to resort to google.
There is one more thing you sell or glazes also be interested in doing an exchange.
If you give me answer in the email bachmanniurdal@gmail.com
Thankfully
Love this color too. Reminds me of Deborah Lippman "candy shop".
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful effect. Love this. Reminds me of pastel pink birthday cake batter with rainbow sprinkles.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you buy your glitter from to make franken polishes? (looking for sources both online and offline)
I'm in Southern California, btw...
lovely
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ReplyDeleteI don't remember the names of the colors I used but I remember I used a mix of white and pink cream nail polishes
DeleteJust mix the colors little by little until you get the desired consistency and opacity :)
what pink & how many drops & how did u drop polish into the tiny bottle opening?
ReplyDeleteTo drop the nail polish, just pour the bottle carefully into the nail polish opening.
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ReplyDeleteIf remember well, I think I used Sally Hansen - White On, Kleancolor - Pastel pink, very small drops of any hot pink nail polish and clear nail polish.
DeleteThis reminds me of Debora Lippmann's Candy Shop
ReplyDeleteI think Candy Shop has too much glitter for my taste but yes, this franken was inspired by cream and glitter nail polishes that are coming out recently.
DeleteI love this especially the glitters bc that would look good in every color from white to blue and purple
ReplyDeleteHow do you keep the glitter from sinking to the bottom of the polish bottle? I have tried to make some frankens and the pigment or glitter that I add always sinks to the bottom. =/
ReplyDeleteOn this franken, I had to shake the bottle to distribute the glitter, but now I bought suspension base and the glitters are nicely suspended. I will show new frankens soon ;-)
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