You Are Outta Lime! + Where's My Blanket???

Hey everyone!

A few weeks back, I wanted to stop in at a London Drugs on our (the dude and I) way to grocery shopping as they had those large storage bins on at a really good price. We went. I got a bin. And 2 on sale polish. After we got home, I had them sitting together on my desk, and was like 'hey, these work together!' and so I made it happen.

Please excuse the smudge. I decided to stake the photos shortly after painting.. and I always fumbled my camera. I decided to go with a smudge instead of dropping my camera. I think it went really well for me!

I loved both of these polish right off the bat. The green is great - it took 2 coats to make me happy, but that is kind of what I expect from polish, period. Then the topper.. how fun!! Different sized black matte glitter and then some random orange and yellow bits? Uhh, yes, thanks.

I used:

China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat
OPI You Are Outta Lime!
OPI Where's My Blanket???
HK Girl Top Coat (probably why my nail smudged.. this top coat and I do not get along).

That is all for today! See you again soon!!

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