Satin Supreme pastel dot nail art

A quick and simple dotticure using the P2 Satin Supreme polishes - see swatches HERE!

The base color is P2 Satin Supreme 080 Lofty Style and the dots are dotted with 010 Creamy Tea, 040 Stay Polite, 050 Royal Residence, 060 Queenly Rose, 070 Kingly Gift.
I used Seche Vite as my top coat - because i was curious to see the Satin finish in shiny - and I liked it!

Do you like it - or is it too subtle..?

P2 Satin Supreme Polish collection swatches: 010 Creamy Tea, 040 Stay Polite, 050 Royal Residence, 060 Queenly Rose, 070 Kingly Gift and 080 Lofty Style

The Satin Supreme polishes from the German brand P2 - and they all have a lovely satin semi matte finish, and they are NOT prone to brush strokes.

There are 8 delicate pastel shades in this collection, I chose not to buy 020 Sweet Elegance (peach) and 030 Royal Wedding (brownish nude).

They are easy to work with and the dry time is good. Two coats are enough, but because of my ridges (I do of course use a ridge filler base coat) I prefer to show them in three coats – naturally without a top coat!

010 Creamy Tea:

010 Creamy Tea is a super pale pastel yellow, almost a cream shade, I like it a lot.

040 Stay Polite:

040 Stay Polite is a delicious pale mint green.

050 Royal Residence:

050 Royal Residence is a pastel blue with a green hue, maybe a pastel sea green or a pastel turquoise would be the right way to describe it. I almost chose to show in two coats only, but ended up doing three!

060 Queenly Rose:

060 Queenly Rose is a pretty, feminine pink.

 070 Kingly Gift :

070 Kingly Gift is a beautiful pale lilac – two coats were by the way enough…

080 Lofty Style:

080 Lofty Style is a bright sky blue, I love how bright it is – even if it is a pastel – and this is also only two coats.

I have a hard time choosing a favorite - how about you..?
I have prepared a dotticure using the colors for later this week finishing with a top coat, so that you can see the colors in "shiny"!
Fun fact: This post took me half a day to prepare, polishing (base coat and 3 coats on most), dry time between coats to make sure the satin finish was seen as well as possible, removing polish, moisturizing hands with lotion, shooting the photos, choosing, editing (cropping, light and color correction) and finally preparing the blog post...