I’m not normally a fan of paisley, but when it comes to anything nail-related, I’ll try anything. Sometimes I’m surprised by new things I end up digging .

This time I tried Rimmel Hit That (which I previously swatched and reviewed) and Konad Image Plate m60.

Here’s the result of the Paisley Konadicure – I don’t love it, but I don’t hate it. Very ambivalent about it. Maybe in a different color it would be more exciting.

What do you think about the grayish purple-and-white combination? Have you used this image plate with another combination? Please share!

Rimmel Hit That Swatches

All swatches have:

• 1 coat of Nail Tek Foundation II Base Coat
• 2 coats of Rimmel Hit That
• 1 coat of Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat
• 1 coat of Konad Special Nail Polish (White) for design
• 1 coat of Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat

 

Wondering what it looks like without the Konadicure? Check out my Rimmel Hit That swatches here!

Konad Image Plate m60 Picture

Konad Image Plate m60 Review (Paisley Print)

As with all the other Konad image plates I’ve tried, the paisley print in the Konad m60 Image Plate was easy to pick up, and it transferred well on the nail.

I think it’s a pretty pattern (if you like paisley) because there’s a lot going on, and it covers the nail very well.

Key Notes

Konad Tutorial: New to Konad? Check out my nail-art stamping tutorial with step-by-step written instructions & pictures!

What I Used to Create This Look:

• Konad m60 Image Plate: $6.99 USD
• Konad Special Nail Polish (White): 11 mL – $6.99 USD
• Konad Stamper (came in a set with a metal scraper): $4.99 USD for set
• Konad Plastic Scraper: $2.50 USD
• Where to Buy Konad Supplies: Konad Stamping Nail Art, Trans Design, Head2Toe, WowSoCool, OC Nail Art & select mall kiosks

Are you a fan of the paisley print? What Konadicure color combinations would you try?