Why would they delete comments? Oh, maybe because they're stealing photos and someone pointed that out. Too bad because I had some tips for that angry person who didn't know how to take off glitter polish or get it to look good in the first place.
oh well i would love to know how to get glitter polish to look good and stick, it seems to chip. I also think deleting comments is lame, seeing this is suppose to be an open discussion of ideas and opinions. Mreow.
Base coat makes all the difference–once I found what worked for me, my chipping issues went way down. Instant Artificials is my usual go to (they sell it at Sally Beauty), but if I think a polish is going to be tricky (holo, some glitters), I use a sticky base like Orly Bonder, and do base-color-base-color-topcoat (aka "stickey sandwich"). Also, the plus side of most glitters is it's easy to touch up chips because the finish is so irregular–repairs don't show like they do on cremes.
With the gold nail polish by Deborah Lippmann, do you paint your nails first with a nude shade and then paint the gold over it, or does it already come in the bottle looking like that?
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wow – i guess if it's your site, you can delete any comments you want.
Too bad she won’t delete the pics she stole as well
yeah that comment was funny, angry, and now deleted.
i wonder when our comments will get deleted…
haha yeah, wouldn't want proof they delete comments they just don't like
Why would they delete comments? Oh, maybe because they're stealing photos and someone pointed that out. Too bad because I had some tips for that angry person who didn't know how to take off glitter polish or get it to look good in the first place.
oh well i would love to know how to get glitter polish to look good and stick, it seems to chip. I also think deleting comments is lame, seeing this is suppose to be an open discussion of ideas and opinions. Mreow.
Base coat makes all the difference–once I found what worked for me, my chipping issues went way down. Instant Artificials is my usual go to (they sell it at Sally Beauty), but if I think a polish is going to be tricky (holo, some glitters), I use a sticky base like Orly Bonder, and do base-color-base-color-topcoat (aka "stickey sandwich"). Also, the plus side of most glitters is it's easy to touch up chips because the finish is so irregular–repairs don't show like they do on cremes.
Thank you!
I don't think your comment is going to last long, there is too much truth too it.
With the gold nail polish by Deborah Lippmann, do you paint your nails first with a nude shade and then paint the gold over it, or does it already come in the bottle looking like that?
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