I’ve used cracking nail polish before but this would be my first time to write a post about it. And I’m even uploading few photos! Lol.
This is not a tutorial so don’t expect to see step by step images. In fact, we’ll start off with the finish product, errr, my polished nails:
Lol @ smear...
It’s all my noob and hard work. So yeah, not so perfect application.
still lovely...
I used Bobbie Basic Sheer as base coat and top coat, Caronia for white coat and HD Cracking Nail Polish for the red finish.
My Red Cracking Nail Polish Set
I bought the cracking nail polish at Divisoria by chance. LOL. Along with these nail-a-holic stuff:
Time to dress up my nails!
I’m planning to visit Divi again to grab more nail art must-have!
I hate wearing the same nail polish or duplicate nail art design, but yesterday I just realized that I’ve chosen the same PINK shade again.
OLD:
Manicure by Let's Face It
Pink Nail Polish by Bobby (shot taken inside a moving cab, but I still like it!)
NEW:
Manicure by Nailaholics
Glossy Pink - Orly (Sorry for not considering a good background here)
Used my SE phone on old and new shots. I’m kinda bored with my prettified tips. But totally loving the obvious TAN!
Looks delicate and dainty...
My latest nail art is still gorgeous but I’d love to take advantage Cosmo’s new promo so I’ll be hitting the spa again soon. I am a little bit worried though since the manicurist told me that my cuticle layer was so thin and I should be wary and take extra care of my nails. Ouch, no more manicure next time.
With Cosmopolitan’s July issue, you can have a free manicure service from Nail-A-Holics. I’m so excited again to prettify my tips! This freebie is valued at P180 so I wonder if it will cover a nail art of my choice. I doubt it. A design that keeps playing on my mind? Anything in dainty pink.
Image source: definite.at
Shower at your own risk...
This month’s Cosmo issue inspire me to list down the top 5 items that you should let your man keep to himself:
1. Toothbrush
2. Razor
3. 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner
4. Deodorant
5. Facial Wash
The first three appears on Cosmo’s list while I added the fourth and fifth one. Top 1 is sooo gross, so as they say. As for the razor, staying away from your guy’s blade means staying away from bacteria that can be passed to you through shaving-induced nicks. It’s not being OC but being extra careful which can help you can avoid rash or infection. As for 2-in-1 shampoo and conditioners, they lack cuticle-sealing moisturizers unlike our traditional conditioners. Plus, shampoos are meant for the hair and scalp while conditioners are for hair alone.
Deos have different formulation, too. We know that men sweat more than women so their deodorant may be too strong for your sensitive skin.
It is not also recommended to use their facial wash especially if you have sensitive skin. Their skin care products are completely different from your own needs. Even if you’re tempted to use your man’s blackhead remover, never ever try! Your face needs extra care than his so you must be gentle in washing, scrubbing or exfoliating your skin. Have your kikay kit handy along with your toiletries for cases like this.
For image credits, check Anime Images.
For the first time, I was not impressed with my nail-dos! Or, was it because my index finger hurts? Zoom the image to see the sharp cut. 
I know that the Let’s Face It manicurist didn’t mean to hurt me. Things like this just happen. And I am disappointed!
Not so impressive French tips...
I was too lazy to take more photos after the manicure. After all, there’s nothing much to highlight about my nails! My previous sessions were way better.
Some French tip not be proud of… Hmmm…
