I started with a base of Zoya Posh (matte). Once it was dry, I used the technique in Sarah's tutorial and added Zoya Veruschka (matte) and China Glaze Passion. Then, I topped it with shiny top coat, even though I've turned my nails to hide the shine in the light box. I guess they kind of look matte and I could have used a matte top coat for it, too!
Can you tell that I am really loving all of these nail art techniques lately?! So fun! Thanks for reading! Come back tomorrow for the next Red, Gold, and Green mani with The Digit-al Dozen!
Don't forget to check out what the other ladies did below!
Love this! I finally have to try this technique, it looks so cool!
ReplyDeleteit looks fantastic! I have to try as well :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! I've never tried this grunge look yet but will have to one of these days!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Looks like worn wood from a red barn! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI really need to do this technique!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really awesome. I need those Zoyas pronto!
ReplyDeleteI'm digging these! I always find that my attempts at distressed manis look muddy, but the colours still have fidelity here, it's really nicely done!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. The Zoya's are beautiful!
ReplyDeletesuch a great idea, i love it!
ReplyDeleteooooh i seem to have missed this one in the week - really like this!
ReplyDeleteI love the grunge technique so much. never thought it would look so good with some Christmas colors!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these!! You did such an excellent job of picking colors that work well together, since they have similar textures. These are really beautiful <3
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