


It held up very nicely for the whole work week even though I had no time to add a refresher top coat; the shimmer in the Borghese camoflaged any dullness that crept in.



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Very appropriate. I like the bit of sparkle the Borghese gives the combo. The OPI polish looks like it could possibly be a dupe for SH Wet Clay, no?
ReplyDeletePretty :] Samoan Sand is one of my favorite neutrals.
ReplyDeleteVery chic, don't you hate when you have to be "work appropriate" with your manis?
ReplyDeleteLovely & very professional indeed! Love the background story as well. :O) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really pretty neutral manicure. I like the extra spark of the Borghese polish :D
ReplyDeleteI like it and yes, very work safe. I've been sporting skittles at mine a while back, but we're really laid back and I'd switch it if I have to be around clients and stuff.
ReplyDeleteNice and appropriate :) What, you're not fluent in German?! ;)
ReplyDeleteTamara, I think Wet Clay is more brown than Samoan Sand; I will do a comp. when I get a chance.
ReplyDeleteLola B., thanks! I actually have two bottles of Samoan Sand, one black label and one green. :)
Freshie, it's not so bad to have to go conservative sometimes, since most days I can wear whatever I please.
1xellus1, thanks!
Cel, you know I will put glitter in if I can. :)
kittypolishnbags, glad to hear it; my office is pretty casual too but I do have to put on more traditional look when certain folks come to visit.
nailspotting, nein. Though I do think it might be fun to learn some of those very long German words for very specific things.