With CND Shellac Frosted Glen recently being free when you bought the Sparkle Duo, I thought it would be a great time to write a post on different suggestions for colour combinations.
Frosted Glen is a medium, slightly olive toned green with shimmer that probably could almost be classed as sparkle.
I've applied two coats of Shellac Frosted Glen to each colour pop and then the relevant shade, some of them have actually turned out suprisingly stunning!
From left to right on the above photo, all over CND Shellac Frosted Glen are:
CND Additive Blue Heaven, Lecente Milky Way Stardust Glitter, Lecente Rhubarb Glitter, Lecente Confetti Pink Glitter and CND Additive in Jade Rekindled.
From left to right on the above photo, all over CND Shellac Frosted Glen are:
Lecente Capri Glitter, CND Additive Emerald Mirage, CND Additive Ornate Halo, CND Additive Gold Adorned and CND Additive Green Gold Sparkle.
I'd say for me, CND Additive Emerald Mirage, Lecente Milky Way Stardust Glitter and CND Additive in Jade Rekindled are all combinations that you should have on colour pops. Half of the problem with the shelf sitting colours is because we don't know what to do with them so there are naturally more colour pops of reds, pinks and purples that we do know.
Some amazing nail technicians have kindly allowed me to feature some of their stunning work using Frosted Glen for inspiration.
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| Nails by Rachel - Rachel Lloyd. Rachel used Frosted Glen and then applied turquoise iridescent glitter and CND Shellac in Dazzling Dance to create this beautiful, multi toned effect. |
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| Polished Up - Sarah O'Doherty. Sarah paired Frosted Glen with various pink shades to create a perfect pairing. |
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| Pinkies Polished - Lydia Upjohn. Lydia teamed Frosted Glen with peacock foil and Swarovski crystals for an elegant combination.  Elegant Nails - Jenna Daggett Jenna used Frosted Glen for the background and used I various shades in dots into an uncure layer of FG, then gently swirled the colours together to give a marbled effect |
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Brilliant.
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