Winterize your nails Julep-style

Winter time usually means wearing darker colors and I am absolutely in love with the new Pantone color of the year Marsala. 

The burgundy Joanne color from Julep is such a gorgeous color and perfect for  Winter time and all year round. I would definitely put the bronze Sawyer color on my toes for a nice pop of color and maybe switch it up with the sparkly sky blue Kiki color. Which Julep nail color do you like? I really love Julep's tutorial on how to winterize your nails.



Being a native Southern Californian, we don't really experience winter. The weather can go from 80 to 70 degrees in a matter of days.  With no snow here in Coastal OC, it can be hard to feel like it's winter time. 

To make it feel like winter, I thought why not winterize my nails Julep style. My favorite burgundy color is Aisha and navy color is Michelle from Julep. I painted with Aisha and used Michelle on my thumbs for subtle nail art. I did polka dots to simulate snow and a stripe to represent the water in California. What do you think? 






(Editor's Note: All opinions expressed are solely mine. Manicure photos are mine; nail swatch and nail tips courtesy of Julep.)

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