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Shellac Rubble


Ok, so yesterday was Labor Day and thankfully my Shellac Tropix manicure made it through the BBQing festivities!!!  Today begins another test!!!  What you see here is CND's Shellac Rubble!!!  THIS TIME I'm shooting for a full 14 day wear.  I picked up some lovely (and quite stylish I might add) rubber cleaning gloves....


I intend to wear these babies whenever I'm working with my hands.... for dishes, yardwork, etc.  I also strategically placed Konad nail art from image plate M36 on only ONE nail to see if the Rubble darkens like the Tropix darkened.  We shall see how long this manicure is going to last me.  Wouldn't that be great if I got MORE than 14 days of wear simply by making this one little change??? Hmmmmmmmm.... this might turn out to be quite an economical experiment!!!  I'll let ya know! :)
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Julie Tucker-Wolek said…
Girllllllllllll you do know it's like 800 degrees here, right?!?!?! Lol... you will be lucky if the gloves don't melt it off! hahahahahaha :)
September 4, 2012 at 6:33 PM
Audrey Frelx said…
Your nails look so pretty!!! I'm so embarrassed because I desperately need manicure! LOL!
September 9, 2012 at 3:39 PM
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