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31 Day Challenge: Day 2 Orange

Alright.. Day 2.. Orange nails..

I didn't have an untried orange polish sitting around.. So that made me decide to find the first orange polish that I could find in my collection.. And it happened to be the orange franken I created. I wish I could remember all that went in to this polish, but I cannot off of the top of my head.

Sadly, it bubbled horribly.. So I topped it off with something from my untried drawer.. And instantly fell in love.



China Glaze Snow Globe might just be my answer to a glittery top coat. I LOVE IT! I cannot wait for Christmastime manis.. This will be perfect!







***The following blogs are also doing the 31 day challenge right meow - you should check them out!! Zara, Life and Polish, Manicure Addict, Polish Pauper, Bright Lights, Big Color & ManiCured!***
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