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Monday, May 11, 2009
NOTD: Nubar Moodies Turquoise
So for the last two days I've been asking myself why I don't wear chunky glitters like the Eyeko more. Today I got my answer: That stuff is impossible to get off. I was pretty much swimming in acetone and it didn't budge. In the eye I managed to remove most of it, but I was left with disgusting, dry, glitter encrusted cuticles. Today's NOTD is a polish I got from Jamie's awesome contest. It's one of those colors that are supposed to change color depending on your mood (aka temperature). I'm always pissed off, but my hands are always cold, so I wasn't sure what it would mean for me. The polish is supposed to change between turquoise and blue. On me it's a frosty whitish color. I guess that means that I'm an alien or possibly a zombie.
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Hmmm, well you know what they say, "Cold hands, warm heart" :)
You should try Nilens Jord glitters, they are not like normal glitters and are so easy to get off ;D
It´s so lovely!
oh! I heart your fingers and nails! my god, if you would have seen my fingers, u'll shock, lately its because of beading much....
hmm, I like the color as it is.
That's a nice color. Laughing at your 'always pissed off so you didn't know how it would look on you!' It looks very nice :)
You should have stuck your hands under some warm/cold water and checked the results.
I was disappointed with the moodies I tried as well, because my hands are always cold.
Well...it's nice as a white frosty color...lol! I like your "pissed off" all the time remark....lol!
I like the color. Guess I won't bother buying those. My hands are usually cold also. Waste of money.
Maybe I should buy a bottle and save it for July or August on a 100 degree F day. Otherwise I would get the pretty, yet not turquoise, frosty white shade too. ;)
Hmm, you could try using a felt-like material to remove glitter nail polish. I use it to remove the most stubborn glittery polishes. :]
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