Something to read as I work on my next novel.
Valentine’s Day strikes inspiration for the cutest nail art. Though, as much as I would love to hand write love you forever, to the moon and back, with all my heart, and then some. No really. Honest! on each of my individual nail beds, I can’t.
Instead, here’s a nail art tutorial that doesn’t require any special tools but the nail polish in your drawer.
I personally have a love-hate relationship with nail art.
I want the cutest designs, but I don’t want to lose hours of my life over something that will chip away with the dish soap.
Here’s an easy nail art tutorial that you’ll be finished with before Buddy screams “SANTAAAAA!!!!”
So my brother finally sent me the rest of the pictures of the military ball. I’ve been having a lot of problems with my phone constantly dying on me, which is what happened AT the event, so I “borrowed” his while he was in the bathroom and took pictures with that all night.But then, he and his phone went back to school in New York and didn’t send me the pictures until now.
Technology (and brothers): Are they on our side?
This post was meant to be a “Get Ready With Me” post, so who cares it’s really late? Let’s get into it!
I started by washing and blow drying my hair with mousse, the main goal being volume.
Continue reading ➞ The Military Ball 2013: Get Ready With Me
(Before clear polish this afternoon) http://instagram.com/p/gRQrJ5vx38/
I swiped some clear and it worked!
On my Instagram, I posted a picture of this fun and easy braided nail design for you to look forward to (at least. I hope you’ve been looking forward to it), well wait no more! PS, this design doesn’t require any special tools or skill.
Hope you like it too!
Julie – the oh so famous one, so you should know who I’m talking about by now – and I have made a deal.
The deal is – well, it’s more like a trade: Nails for fame.
NAILS for FAME!!
I felt like putting it in CAPs. . .
Julie’s nails grow so fast, and she doesn’t mind having them painted (while with my instruments, I can’t have long nails, and I might end up in the food service industry, where I can’t paint mine), that it seemed the perfect idea to use hers. She’s a sport, so she agreed.
And I was willing to offer her fame. Who can turn that down?
My friends and I were having a sleep over, girls only. We did nails, ate ice cream and pizza, and candy, and cookies, and chips, and watched Aladdin at two in the morning. It was a good time. Julie came too and brought her own personal nail stash, which I was so fascinated in, she just let me borrow.And while we were on YouTube, looking up Nick Pitera, I saw on the side bar a video for city skyline nails. They looked so cool and realistic. I needed to try them out.
Check out this video from L’Oreal. A global nail expert’s secret behind a perfect pink tip manicure. I always wondered how they did it.
