Glossy Button

		Now that you have created your circle, you can now right click on the circle layer and select, "Blending Options...". Now click on "Drop Shadow ".
			use settings at left
		Do not click OK yet... still more to do

		Now by click on "Inner Glow".
			use settings at left
		Do not click OK yet... still more to do

		Now click " ".Bevel and Emboss
			use settings at left
		Do not click OK yet... still more to do

		Lets give it some color now by clicking on the "Color Overlay ". I chose blue, but you can use whatever color you wish.
			use settings at left
		Do not click OK yet... still more to do

		Now click "Gradient Overlay ".
			use settings at left
		Do not click OK yet... still more to do

		Now click on "Stroke".
			use settings at left
		You may now click OK

You should now have the following.

Now go to the tool bar menu and select the "Eliptical Marquee Tool" and draw an oval as I have done below. With the foreground being white, grab the "Gradient Tool" and select "Foreground to Transparent" Gradient..."Linear". Create a new layer and starting at the top of the eliptical selection, holding in the "Shift" key on your keyboard, drag down...just below the selection.

I have, as you can see, changed some colors and added an image that I created, (lowering the opacity a tad) to give you some more ideas. Be creative.