I'm so excited to show you all my very first Franken! I finally convinced myself I can do this! I love it :)
(click the image below to see a larger version w/ names listed)
Supplies:
- LA Colors Clear Coat purchased at Dollar General for 1$
- Loreal 231 purchased at Dollar Tree for 1$
- WnW Black and Red purchased at CVS for .99$ each
- Franken bottle purchased at Big Lots (Originally a Revelon Sweet Thing) 1$
Recipe:
I started with 3/4 of the clear coat and added 1/4 of The Loreal. After I added a few drops of the red and a few drops of the black.
I haven't named it yet...but I'm going to sleep on it. If you have any suggestions for a name please leave it in the comments!
Thanks for visiting
just found your blog!
ReplyDeleteI think you should call your franken Raspberry Hooch :)
It's gorg!
Nancy
(NanRx on the NB)
LOL!!!! I totally love that idea :) That's such a cute suggestion! Thanks for visiting :)
ReplyDeleteLove the franken! And, AMAZING tip with the sugar packets! I did that the other day and my cuticles looked great afterwards. I'll definitely be doing that more often. Welcome, I look forward to reading more!
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-Georgia
Looks really nice! :)
ReplyDeleteHow about Hoochies cherry pie? mmm cherries! :D
Nancy - Thanks for visiting. I am so glad that you found me! Great suggestion liking that one a lot!
ReplyDeleteGeorgia - I'm so glad you tried the sugar packet scrub. I do it myself all the time now and it's FABulous. Welcome and Thanks for visitng!
ReplyDeleteJohanna - Your right! They do look like cheeries lol. That's a great name suggestion too and I will consider it. I figure I will give it some to to roll around in my head and decide by the end of the weekend what I'm going to call her lol!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's a perfect raspeberry jelly!
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to make a similar franken but I just can't get it right.
The color is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I agree with the first comment. Raspberry Hooch!
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