#npow

[thegreatdukevile]

"I think you're.." The redhead took off her sunglasses. "Bunetiful."

       { … - it’s a wonder he understood the pun, but he managed it, and he’s not going to stop laughing for… yeah, at least a year. }

[plumpolka-blog-blog]

NPOW: Blue Collar

I always want my nails to have polish. You'll usually see me having red nail polish. I used to go to nail salons to have it done because whenever i do it myself, I always end up removing it because I get lazy waiting for it to dry. Having chipped nails is also one of the problems because I also wash the dishes sometimes. To be honest, I'm not an expert when it comes to nail care. I didn't know that you have to put base coat/top coat because I only put the nail polish. HAHAHA...

I've seen Orly from the nail salons I've been to, I wanted to buy one too but I know myself too well that I'll just be lazy waiting for it to dry and it'll be just waste of money and I thought all nail polishes are just the same. The only thing that's different is the brand, packaging, colors and the prices. I never thought that nail polishes also differ per brand. My usual nail polishes are from Caronia, Bobbie Brown, Etude House, Skin Food and Face Shop... Among these brands, I really loved Bobbie Brown because even though it's been a year (I think) since I last used it, it doesn't get too sticky or dry up. But of course it chips after a week.

Orly Nail Polish is different from all what I've used. Here's a summary of what I liked so far:

It dries fast

Rubberized handle

Doesn't come off easily

Nice colors

Here's what I didn't like

Needs 2 applications to fill the nails perfectly

I also bought Orly's Top2Bottom. I'll be posting a review on this too so watch out! I'm also planning on buying their matte nail polish. I just didn't like the colors they have as of now.