If it was a see-it-everyday color, $13 would be insane, but it's not. Maybe it takes a lot of finesse ($13 worth) to make a color that cool. I say go for it.
Jonathan ,'Lies My Parents Told Me'
Spike's Bitches 45: That sure as hell wasn't in the brochure.
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Work's too conservative for me to wear that on my nails.
Yes, and the nail polish will go bad by the time your vacation or F2F rolls around, or by the time it's warm enough to wear sandals. BUY THE POLISH, WOMAN. (love you!)
Pedicures last for a long time. You will look down upon the dickweed and smile. Go for it.
Damn my teal issues, I cannot even consider it and so someone I know needs to have that polish.
Plus you can get away with calling people dickweed, and when they object say you were just considering your toes.
It's like my polar bear keychain.
Hee! Or my xmas present this year to my brother, who was being a serious jackass, to the point that he picked a fight and then hung up on my sister on freaking Christmas eve (resulting in much tears and drama). He's now the proud sponsor of a polar bear for the World Wildlife Foundation.
He's now the proud sponsor of a polar bear for the World Wildlife Foundation.
oh, that's even BETTER.
I have an Orly color that's almost exactly that, and while I love it, it's on the list for the exchange, because I don't wear it that much. Maybe as a toe color I'd wear it more, but as a finger color it goes with none of my clothes.
I don't care if my fingers and toes match. I'm weird like that. I usually have a neutral on one of the other anyway.
He's now the proud sponsor of a polar bear for the World Wildlife Foundation.
applauds wildly