Deborah Lippmann: Mermaid’s Dream

Hello! Sorry for the long break – my nails were peeling quite a lot, and I just needed a little break, I wasn’t feeling inspired by my polish. BUT! I Continue reading →

Essie’s Play Date

I was at the pharmacy/drug store this week, and look at the cool magazine I saw – I knew nails were a hot trend, but I didn’t know there were Continue reading →

Essie’s I am Strong

I was out picking up a package at the post office last week, and I saw that Essie was on sale at the drugstore, so I picked up a couple Continue reading →

Butter London’s Disco Biscuit

Well, I bought Butter London’s Jasper recently, from their Spring/Summer 2013 collection:   And I put it on, and hated it. I’ll do it again, for the blog, but let’s Continue reading →

Butter London’s Slapper

This is one of my favourite polishes. I don’t wear it frequently, but I always enjoy it. This is worrisome to me. Why? Because the Butter London Dictionary defines “Slapper” Continue reading →

Butter London’s Wallis

Well, I think this might be the last of my royal-related polishes? I’m not sure, I’m always surprised what I find hidden in my polish boxes. For your consideration today, Continue reading →

Butter London’s Lillibet’s Jubilee

This colour was released in the spring of 2012 in celebration of the Queen’s 60th anniversary on the throne! I’ve said before that I’m a fan of the royals, and Continue reading →

Butter London’s Saucy Jack

This past fall there was a strong trend towards reds and neutrals. I like reds. They make me feel a little well…saucy, and so Saucy Jack from Butter London definitely Continue reading →

Deborah Lippmann’s Raspberry Beret

Raspberries are my favourite berry, and one of my favourite fruits. Berets are a cool french hat, and I do have a soft spot for the French people and culture. Continue reading →

Butter London’s Trout Pout

After wearing Fiver, all I wanted was pink nails. I actually love the combination of mint green with pink, so I think that I will be trying these two polishes Continue reading →