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always give my full and honest opinion.
Allo polish Pals,
How are you all doing
today? Do you have anything planned for this weekend?
I am going to have a
quiet one but I'd like to get lots of organising done and hopefully
try out some new harder work outs – argh, scary!
There's going to be
quite a few things going on in my life soon... I wont go into it now
but I've kind of decided to stop reviewing certain things. I almost
feel like by posting certain things myself I am not really being
honest to myself, in doing that I am creating sort of.. half hearted posts and not ones I am proud of myself for. I WILL let you know whats going on towards the end of the month :)
Today though I am
showing you two items from The Born Pretty Store – a peach cuticle
oil and a stainless steel stamping guide (And we all know what a
great stamper I am..aha..haha.. - that's a nervous laugh in case you
hadn't guessed.)
Lets take a look at
this cuticle oil shall we?
I've been having AWFUL
trouble with my cuticles, my middle finger.. I have no idea what even
happened there?! But the good news is this handy little cuticle pen
has been awesome for on the go. I admit I could take better care of
my cuticles – and I always intend to but housework stuff always
takes over and then I look down and see what a state they are in!
This nifty little pen contains 2ml full of luscious cuticle oil, more than enough for a quick pamper on the go!
This cuticle pen has a
handy twist nozzle on the top that allows the oil to flow as needed.
The scent is peach flavoured but it doesn't smell like natural peach.
I'd say it reminds me more of a peach liqueur which means it does
have a really sweet scent but I do like it, its not overly sickly
sweet but rather cute!
The next item I have to
show you is a
stamping guide (G002) I was really intrigued by this
concept even though I am not a keen or active stamper, I was
wondering if a novice such as myself would be able to get the guide
in place and stamp the pattern before the polish dried up. Luckily I
was! I found this guide easier to use than anticipated however I did
do these as decals because I didn't have much faith in myself, ha!
These plates are approximately 12cm x 6m and are easy to align with stamping plates.
I
think these are a really cool idea but I do think the other guide
patterns may be more interesting because the triangle shape, for
example, could be achieved with regular tape. You can check out the
other guides
here.
Overall I think both
the items are really good, the cuticle oil I find really handy for at
my desk, its great to dab a little on as I write a blog post and its
certainly ideal for taking in my purse (who wants to faff around with
a bottle of oil on the go?!) I also think stamping artists will have
fun making so many cool designs with these guides – I am not very
creative with stamping but I can forsee some beautiful manicures
created with these guides!
How often do
you apply cuticle oil, and do you have a go-to brand? Have you tried
a stamping guide before?
Have an awesome day, my
friends! I'll catch you again on Monday when I'll have some more
freehand nail art to show you!
Love,
Ithi
