Asia shop mini haul

I went to my local asia shop and bought some interesting stuff.

The first thing I bought was 1 green tea and 1 fruit flavoured mochi because I wanted to try them. The green tea one was fine , but it didn't taste like green tea. The fruit one was delicious because it tasted sweet and fruity ( lime and strawberry I think ). They costed 30p each.

The next thing I bought were some scents in a mini tray. I thought they were super cute as I like my bedroom to smell nice and slightly oriental which is really hard to get with a candle, so I decided to give them a try. They were £1.30.

The last thing I bought was a pair of chopsticks. I felt like I needed some as I enjoy eating with them. They are wooden and have a red-white flower detail at the top. They costed £1.15.

I hope you enjoyed reading this post.

xxx

Janet

DIY mobile phone case

This is what my phone case looks currently. I got inspired to do this project by another phone case for Iphones which I found on etsy ( and my case was kind of yellowish so I had to change that)

Things I used:

Mobile phone case

Nail polishes in colours of your choice

Cello tape

(Glitter nail polish or glitter)

1. Take some cello tape and stick it onto the case in a V shape 

2. Paint on the first colour ( I found it easier to pour then spread ) and let it dry 10 minutes

3. Tear the cello tape off carefully and paint the "bare" rest in a different colour

4. Let it dry for at least 24 h

5. Take some cello tape and stick onto the lower colour in a v shape ( picture above)

6a. Apply glitter nail polish generously/ clear nail polish and then glitter 

6b. Apply third nail polish colour

7. Let everything dry remove cellotape and finish off with clear nail polish

8. Let it dry for another 24-48 hours

FYI:

I must admit that some nail polishes aren't suitable for this because they get sticky and don't dry properly. I just had this with low quality nail polishes. If you usually don't have any problems using that nail polish it should be fine.

xxx

Janet

Chocolate dipped glittery nails

Clear basecoat+ light brown glittery nail polish topshop+ let it dry+ cellotape+ chocolate brown glittery nail polish maXfactor = chocolate dipped nails with metallic twist 

Easy ;)

xxx Janet