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Shanah Tovah! Rosh Hashanah continues tonight through tomorrow. Well it’s been three years since I’ve done Rosh Hashanah nail art and on that post, I wrote it had been three years lol so at least I’m consistent. I actually started doing this manicure late Sunday night after I prepped dinner so I did not reinvent the wheel and I actually simply redid the manicure I did last time. So let’s check it out.
During Rosh Hashanah, we eat apples with honey to celebrate a sweet new year. So I used a honey colored base and added apples on top. I alternated my apple color because why not. I also mixed up the colors of the leaves. This is a very simple nail art yet effective for the holiday.
Here are the colors!
- Base: OPI Penny Loafer Lane
- Reds: Stella Chroma Gala and Jessica Cosmetics Roadster
- Greens: Stella Chroma Fenway and Jessica Cosmetics Boho Chic
- Brown: Jessica Cosmetics Mad for Madison
- White Creme
Last time I used a glittery base and since I didn’t this time, I added
some dots in the alternating green just to add a little dimension so
there wouldn’t be any blank space. This was definitely a simple
manicure, but I love how the slight shimmers of the reds pop against the
cream base.
I mentioned in another post that for the first time in years, and I mean
years, I purchased some mainstream polishes. I checked and the last OPI
I purchased was in 2020 and I used Ulta points so it was free lol. The
moment I saw OPI Penny Loafer Lane, I needed it. It did not
matter that I might have some similar polishes (such as Dare to Wear
Felicity which ended up being lighter), I just loved that gorgeous apple
cider color. I actually wanted quite a few of the new OPIs but only was
able to get two. Hopefully I can grab the others down the line. I
immediately wore it and put it on a second time for this manicure!
Shanah Tovah if you celebrate!
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