Happy Friday! Today I'm showing you a manicure that I wore last month. One of my favorite polishes, Cult Nails Disciplined and a couple of previously untried polishes.
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Showing posts with label Renee. Show all posts
Friday, February 22, 2013
Pahlish Chemical Swirl
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Pahlish Chemical Swirl
2013-02-22T20:03:00-05:00
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Chemical Swirl|China Glaze|Cult Nails|Disciplined|Exotic Encounters|Gals Cosmetics|Julep|Pahlish|Renee|stamping|
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Saturday, February 2, 2013
Skittles! Marbled and Stamped
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Hi all. I've done a couple of skittlette manicures, but I've never shared a true skittles manicure on here. Today I remedy that. It has been very cold and grey around here and a colorful manicure was in order.
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Skittles! Marbled and Stamped
2013-02-02T19:30:00-05:00
Alexis
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China Glaze,
Easy Going,
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Nfu Oh,
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Revlon,
Royal,
San Francisco,
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Sinful Colors,
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sonia kashuk,
Zoya
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
a-England Ophelia for my aunt
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I know that November is nearly over, but if you didn't know, it is pancreatic cancer awareness month. Pancreatic cancer affects over 40,000 people a year and unfortunately at this time, there is less than a 10% five year survival rate. It is wonderful that so many strides are being made in the fights against other cancers. Now is the time to be even stronger in our fight against pancreatic cancer. Check out the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network for more.
In 2006, my aunt, one of the most vibrant, unique people I have ever known was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She fought the cancer for only a few short months before it took her life.
I know that November is nearly over, but if you didn't know, it is pancreatic cancer awareness month. Pancreatic cancer affects over 40,000 people a year and unfortunately at this time, there is less than a 10% five year survival rate. It is wonderful that so many strides are being made in the fights against other cancers. Now is the time to be even stronger in our fight against pancreatic cancer. Check out the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network for more.
In 2006, my aunt, one of the most vibrant, unique people I have ever known was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. She fought the cancer for only a few short months before it took her life.
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