Fast forward to receiving the hexes.
I ended up doing this manicure 3 different times. The first time after I places the hexes, I added all the other stuff with a roller ball pen. BUT I was in a bit of a rush so I gave up, took off my polish, added new polish and just placed a stud at the base of each nail. The second time I ended up screwing up the writing, so again I gave up. Finally on my third and final attempt I actually couldn't find the hexes. Now since this was a review my options were 1) Find the hexes. 2) Go in the garbage and fish out old hexes I had already used(I knew they were still in the cotton balls) or 3) Buy more. Now I didn't want to buy more just because it takes quite a while to arrive here, so since at that point I couldn't find them I decided it was garbage hunting for me. I managed to find 4 studs and still in their tin foil cocoon, as I dove back in something caught my eyes. The studs. I don't know how they got in the garbage but, I am glad that I decided to go rummaging through there, or they would have been gone for good!
Anyways! Like I said the nails are chemical structures (L-R) Dopamine, Asprin, Tetracene, and Toluene. I was going to do all nail related things but, they were either too complex, or didn't use any hexes. Application of these was simple, but if you are someone who uses toothpicks to pick up studs you may have some problems as these aren't huge bu any means, but they are slightly heavier and larger than most of my small studs at 3mm, and therefore harder to pick up with a toothpick(I generally pick up studs with a dotting tool dipped in a bit of clear polish). They lay flat on my nail and stayed put till I decided to take them off.
If you would like a pack of these they come in both gold and silver and retail for $4.99 USD at The Born Pretty Store. According to their website there is approximately 150 pcs per pack. You can also add our discount code for an extra 10% off! Yay!
*Product sent for honest review
what a unique way to use these! looks great!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, i'm such a science geek and I'm in love with this mani!!!!!! fabulous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOmg these would be so cute to use as a part of a honeycomb structure as well!!
ReplyDeletei love this! the base color is nice too :D
ReplyDeleteAaaaaw this is absolutely lovely! What an amazing idea! My boyfriend (who is a chemist) likes it a lot, too! :=
ReplyDeletelove it! It inspires me for some nail art during my Phd dissertation in April!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! And so lucky you found the studs, phew!
ReplyDelete1.that was quite the story! i'm glad you found them, its funny how things work out like that
ReplyDelete2. this is probably the most amazing manicure ever! i love how science-nerdy it is! brilliant idea for hex studs. brings me back to my o chem days.
Great idea and the result looks really pretty :)
ReplyDeleteI love this manicure, brilliant idea, and those studs are just perfect! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery creative idea! Love the mani!
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ReplyDeleteHaha this is an awesome mani! It totally brought me back to science class. :)
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This is seriously awesome! Good thing that you found the missing studs :)
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