So remember how I got a shellac manicure before traveling to Europe? Well, I just want to report back and share my thoughts on shellac. The pic on the left is the day I got the manicure, and the pic on the right was taken 10 days later. As you can see the manicure lasted a while, but you can obviously see the new nail growth. After about two weeks I could start to see cracks in the actual lacquer, but overall I felt like the shellac is worth it. Here’s the thing, if you’re like my sis you’ll have a strong urge to peel the shellac right off, and to you I say “STOP THAT” it harms your nails! If you get them taken off at the salon, it’s obviously much better and not harmful to your little delicate nail beds. I also loved that my nails underneath were nice and long, I would definitely recommend the shellac manicure. In fact, I’m going to get another set on Monday. Happy hunting for a good nail salon, I have one in my neighbourhood that is awesome, decent prices, and it’s across the street from one of Vancouver’s best coffee shops, perfect way to spend a monday morning I’d say!
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I decided to get the shellac done again before our trip to Europe in two days! My friend D did this cute colour called “romantic” with the sparkles just on the ring finger nail, love it! The ladies sitting next to me in the salon also approved, and got the exact same set “didn’t you know that painting your ring finger nail a different colour is all the rage?” I asked the mid 50′s woman that didn’t want any other colour but “clear”. Thank God I got that woman out of her comfort zone, she’s probably been eating dry bologna sandwiches for the last ten years….anyway, it’s just nail polish ladies, it only lasts two weeks, so have fun with it! I guess we’ll see how long this shellac set lasts, I’ll take pictures along the way and keep you all updated!
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