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Time Periods - Ancient Egypt

Hi all!

We're walking like Egyptians today down in Ancient Egypt.
Thing is when talking to a friend about this I had a different mani in my head but when I started doing it I completely forgot about my original plan, oops... Well since I'm writing this post in advance (I'm organised like that) you never know (and neither do I) this could be a double post for today's challenge.


Hieroglyphics seemed like an obvious choice as well as the colours.


Polishes Used:
OPI - Tomorrow Never Dies
OPI - DS Magic
OPI - Goldeneye
OPI - The Man With The Golden Gun


How amazing is the Tomorrow Never Dies/DS Magic combo!


And you know, despite lusting after The Man With The Golden Gun for ages, this is only the second time I used it!


Here are the hieroglyphics I used for inspiration and below you can check out what other era's I'll be attempting.

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  1. Jackie Inett27 March 2013 at 10:38

    wow fantastic love them! The blue and gold look fantastic together

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    1. Never Mind Suzi27 March 2013 at 10:56

      Thanks =) I forgot how nice this looked together! Xo

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  2. Cin O27 March 2013 at 15:47

    Love the blue and gold together! I think that being such a rich vivid blue it really makes the gold pop. I really wish I had that gold flakie polish.

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    1. Never Mind Suzi28 March 2013 at 21:51

      I love it and it was well worth the investment. I removed the rest of the mani but kept the ring and thumb for a few days =) xo

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  3. Anonymous27 March 2013 at 15:52

    Amazing! Man with a Golden Gun looks stunning - how does it feel knowing you have real gold on your fingers?

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    1. Never Mind Suzi28 March 2013 at 21:52

      It's a bit surreal, I'm normally a 1 a day mani girl but I do try to make the most of this =) xo

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  4. Cazzy Durcan27 March 2013 at 17:20

    Another lovely Egyptian manicure! This is possible my favourite theme ever!

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