Flower nail art with Beauty big Bang stamping plate XL-011

Hello! 

Today I have this beautful stamping plate show you. It is from Beauty Big Bang  

This company has a great variety of nail plate collections at a very affordable price. 
This plate came in a protective bag with a paper sleeve and the blue protective film. The company is putting a lot of effort in the presentation of the products and I appreciate it a lot.

The plate number is XL_011 and you can find it a at this link:

https://www.beautybigbang.com/products/flower-butterfly-design-rectangle-nail-stamping-plate-summer-series-for-manicure-bbbxl-011

It is also part of a bundle of 6 pcs of stamping plate for only 14.70 euros.

I think this plate is very well edged. Each design transfers easily and was extremely sharp as you can see from the pictures.
This nail stamping plate features different flower and nature related designs it has a butterflies and various floral pattern, leaves and tree shape and some abstract pattern too. That allows the user to create multi-layered and multi-colored nail art designs with ease.
On the side it has singular flower designs and some cute and smaller bees, I will use them in another nail art for sure. I think it is a clever idea to add smaller elements on the plate so you can use it on smaller nails or on your toenails.

For the base colour I decided to use another product from Beauty Big Bang: a mermaid shell nail polish, It is a beautiful pearlescent shade between pink, peach and delicate gold.
You can find the mermaid collection at this link:
https://www.beautybigbang.com/products/9ml-misty-rose-shiny-mermaid-shell-nail-polish-for-manicure-nail-art-004

For stamping I used a very pigmented burgundy nail polish from Kiko and a clear jelly stamper from Beauty Big Bang:

I think that the combo of stamper and stamping plate worked perfectly. With this stamper it is better to use a roller motion to pick up the design perfecly. 

I decided to use the reverse stamping techinique and paint the flowers in white. It was so easy with the clear stamper head!

Here on the ring finger I used the mermaid polish to fill the flower design.

A second version adding some glitters:

I hope you'll love this nails art.

Mermaid nails polish from Beauty big bang!

 Hello there!
welcome back to my blog!
 I have received a nail mail from Beauty Big Bang, the company kindly sent me some product to try and review from you.

I really like iridescent and pearlescent colours or top coat so I was amazed to find a mermaid/shell collection on their site.

There are four different shades available and they are all very beautiful, all very summery. Each shade has a unique combination of colour and shimmer, the pearl finish reminds of sea shells and undersea  magic creatures.
The one I got is shade 3A and you can find it here. It is a rose gold/pearl sort of shade, id code J6499TM-3A
They are super affordable at just 2,23 euro each for 9ml of product.

What makes these nail polishes so beautiful is the fact they have a delicate two-toned formula. At first just looking at the bottle it is hard to tell, but once you try them you will see how amazing they are! 
The formula is not stricky compared to others similar polish, of course you have to pay a little more attention when you apply it. It has a big rounded brush, my favourite, so it help the application a lot.
The colour is meant to be a bit sheer but you will have a full coverage with two or three coats.

I think this shade is great for somebody  who likes a coloured nail style but doesn’t want anything too bold or want to a chic twist to a natural manicure. Under a natural light it can shift from a vivid pink to a more gold pearl nude.

They can be used alone for a subtle, shimmery nail, or they can be painted over white or black nail varnish for a completely different look!

 Using them over different colours will  transform the base colour, in these pictures I did some tries over some of my favourite colours:

 As you can see the gold rose shade is visible on any colours and more vivid on darker colours. I think the shade became more gold on red base colours. The result was very surprising on blue and purples, I think this is a combo that I will try soon!