Laid Back 31 DC - Day 13 - Cheer Yourself Up Mani

Hello everyone!

I knew exactly what mani I'd turn to for this day of the challenge.. It is something I have done BEFORE and whenever I stumble across the photo on pinterest or where ever, it makes me smile. Basically it was a no brainer..

Products Used:
China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat
China Glaze Liquid Leather
butter London Cheeky Chops
OPI Metallic 4 Life
China Glaze White On White
Dotting Tool
Gold Studs
Little Brush
Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat

I think I love this mani so much because it has pretty much every element that I like. Studs. Glitter. Dots. Black and white, and yellow.. I mean, honestly, how can this not be enjoyed? That, and my OPI Metallic 4 Life was a gift polish from my sister - so it means more than most of my nail polish.. Just the fact that she remembered me saying I wanted that particular polish our of hundreds - it makes my heart smile!!

What mani cheers you up when you're having an off day??

See you all again very soon!!

Side note: this will be my last day of the challenge.. I could keep going, but I don't like the idea of not getting to post up the other people participating in it.. and it goes against contract stuff. Anyways. It will be back to my own doings from now on. Yay?

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