Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Friday, February 6, 2015
From my etsy page: State "Miss You!" Mugs
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Pink and red necklaces from my etsy shop
I have two pink and one red necklace for sale at my etsy shop! Perfect for your S.O. or as an accessory to your Vday outfit!
Monday, November 5, 2012
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Seven indie nail polish companies
Cult Nails
Cult Nails is a 4-Free (which means that in addition to being 3-Free, the polishes also exclude camphor) and cruelty-free nail polish line by nail blogger Maria Morrison. The colors range from chunky glitter polishes to subtle shimmery shades. The whole line is available from the Cult Nails website, and the polishes are $10 apiece.
Rainbow Honey
Rainbow Honey is an adorably hand-crafted and hand-packaged nail polish line by Dee, who derives inspiration from "1990's video games, Japanese festivals, and kids' TV shows." The polishes cost $10 for a 15mL bottle and $5 for a 7mL bottle and are 3-free (formulated without Formaldehyde, Toluene, and Dibutyl Phthalate) and cruelty-free.
The Hungry Asian
Kae Russ sells her hand-mixed and creatively-named nail polish solely on Etsy. The polishes range from $4.50 for a small heart-shaped bottle to $9.25 for a larger bottle.
Dollish Polish
Dollish is a nail line created by Dolly, who became known in 2009 for uploading more than 250 nail tutorials to YouTube(she even has a Lisa Frank inspired nail series). Her polishes are hand-mixed and inspired by the '80s and her love of sci-fi and horror movies. The polishes range from $4.50 for a mini size to $8.75 for a full size.
Candeo Colors
If you're a fan of glitter nail polishes, Candeo Colors has some really creative options. All of the shades are hand-mixed using a lacquer base and a myriad of loose pigments and glitters. The polishes cost $9.
Pretty and Polished
Pretty and Polished is a rather mysterious indie nail polish company with a somewhat complicated ordering process. The best way to see the polishes ($9.50 for a full size and $5.25 for minis) is perhaps through their Facebook page.
Obsessive-Compulsive Cosmetics
This brand prides itself on being 100 percent vegan and cruelty-free, after walking past their cute little store on Ludlow Street in the Lower East Side. Everyone at BuzzFeed went pretty crazy for these polishes (all $8), which come in a bunch of really amazing opaque colors, as well as some shimmery shades.
Holographic Polishes by Enkelini
Pat Ashton hand-mixes all the polishes from her line, Enkelini. She makes glitter polishes, but the ones that really caught my eye are the holographic shades. The polishes range from $5-12.
Source
Cult Nails is a 4-Free (which means that in addition to being 3-Free, the polishes also exclude camphor) and cruelty-free nail polish line by nail blogger Maria Morrison. The colors range from chunky glitter polishes to subtle shimmery shades. The whole line is available from the Cult Nails website, and the polishes are $10 apiece.
Rainbow Honey
Rainbow Honey is an adorably hand-crafted and hand-packaged nail polish line by Dee, who derives inspiration from "1990's video games, Japanese festivals, and kids' TV shows." The polishes cost $10 for a 15mL bottle and $5 for a 7mL bottle and are 3-free (formulated without Formaldehyde, Toluene, and Dibutyl Phthalate) and cruelty-free.
The Hungry Asian
Kae Russ sells her hand-mixed and creatively-named nail polish solely on Etsy. The polishes range from $4.50 for a small heart-shaped bottle to $9.25 for a larger bottle.
Dollish Polish
Dollish is a nail line created by Dolly, who became known in 2009 for uploading more than 250 nail tutorials to YouTube(she even has a Lisa Frank inspired nail series). Her polishes are hand-mixed and inspired by the '80s and her love of sci-fi and horror movies. The polishes range from $4.50 for a mini size to $8.75 for a full size.
Candeo Colors
If you're a fan of glitter nail polishes, Candeo Colors has some really creative options. All of the shades are hand-mixed using a lacquer base and a myriad of loose pigments and glitters. The polishes cost $9.
Pretty and Polished
Pretty and Polished is a rather mysterious indie nail polish company with a somewhat complicated ordering process. The best way to see the polishes ($9.50 for a full size and $5.25 for minis) is perhaps through their Facebook page.
Obsessive-Compulsive Cosmetics
This brand prides itself on being 100 percent vegan and cruelty-free, after walking past their cute little store on Ludlow Street in the Lower East Side. Everyone at BuzzFeed went pretty crazy for these polishes (all $8), which come in a bunch of really amazing opaque colors, as well as some shimmery shades.
Holographic Polishes by Enkelini
Pat Ashton hand-mixes all the polishes from her line, Enkelini. She makes glitter polishes, but the ones that really caught my eye are the holographic shades. The polishes range from $5-12.
Source
Monday, April 9, 2012
Monday, March 19, 2012
My etsy page!
I started making braided beaded necklaces and I decided now was a great time to start selling my creations on Etsy! Visit my page here.
Each necklace is $23 and you can request it in any color you'd like by visiting the fushionbeads.com page where I buy my beads.
Use the coupon code "RANDOM23" to get free shipping!!
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Tumbleweave 2012 Calendar
From Etsy:
Annual Weave 2012, the Tumbleweave Calendar! 12 months of missing hairpieces and unbeweavable puns. Weave left no season forgotten!
100% of the proceeds from this Wish Come Happen fundraising item will benefit an organization that provides holistic services to victims of domestic violence in the District of Columbia, but is not endorsed by or affiliated with the organization.
Annual Weave 2012, the Tumbleweave Calendar! 12 months of missing hairpieces and unbeweavable puns. Weave left no season forgotten!
100% of the proceeds from this Wish Come Happen fundraising item will benefit an organization that provides holistic services to victims of domestic violence in the District of Columbia, but is not endorsed by or affiliated with the organization.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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