I've had crazing issues with Sally Hansen top coats, too. It's kind of irksome.
Maybe this one? [link]
Xander ,'Selfless'
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I've had crazing issues with Sally Hansen top coats, too. It's kind of irksome.
Maybe this one? [link]
I could also probably identify the brand. Sadly.
I learned it from you, Plei! I learned it from watching you.
I'll give it a try and let y'all know. I've got plenty of nonfitting test nails to play with.
We are the afterschool special your manicurist warned you about!
I have had all my polishes out on my bathroom counter to remind myself I don't need to buy more. I have lots of pretty colors to play with. Last weekend I went to The Container Store and bought one of those stepped spice rack things to make them look even prettier. I love having the display of color. Yes, I have a large bathroom counter.
I learned it from you, Plei! I learned it from watching you.
Hee.
Heh. It's funny to me I've been doing fake nails since, um...1997, and yet I've done it all myself and didn't have a pedicure until a couple years ago (Kat's fault.) I even had specific abroad-rough-travel fakes!
Legal tidbit from my friend the defense attorney: Never refuse the breathalyzer. You can fight the accuracy of the breathalyzer but refusing it outright makes the distinction of drunkenness purely legal by the police's estimation. You're legally drunk whether you're physically drunk or not.
I don't see how that would matter when you got to court though. You have the right to refuse the breathalizer.
FYI for parents and other interested parties, Oxford is having their annual spring sale and the children's classics box set (11 hardback volumes) is on sale for $38.
You have the right to refuse the breathalizer.
You do, but then you can't argue that you weren't drunk.