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Scuppered & Jaffa

Hey everyone!

Today I bring you a post where I should have just left my polish as two separates.. but.. in my mind, I felt like they would go together so well.. and maybe if I did it the opposite way, it would have worked.. who knows.. maybe I will test out that theory some day.. but today, you get this. I'm sorry?




Again, both of these polish, while on their own, or maybe reversed, would be awwwwesome.. but the way I paired them = not so lovely.

Scuppered is amazing though. I ordered the set thinking Jack The Lad was the polish I was most excited to use. Then, after careful consideration, I was like 'hmm nope, I need to use Scuppered'. Notice the green and fuchsia activity? In a bronze base? FAB!

That is my fail for the week.. I promise my other posts (that are planned, thus far) are good!!

Take care until then!!
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Sarah said…
I think these look cute together. I tried my first half moon mani the other day and it was horrible! Lol. Looks like I will be trying again.
January 21, 2013 at 10:17 AM
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