Jillian - Turquoise Tuesday

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Hey hey!

I have a question... Why is everyone apologizing for their post? I mean, you're taking time out of your busy day to make/write/create something entertaining for other people. It doesn't matter if it's short, or you think its boring, or isn't what everyone else is posting. You post whatever and however much you can. If someone doesn't like what you post that's why there are 5 other days they can check the blog. Post something you're proud of.

Anyway, on to the post!

 
So this is a pretty simply nail design, but I'm posting it because...
get ready for it...drumroll please....
IT LASTED FOR A WHOLE WEEK!!
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, a full seven days! It went through 2 showers, a trip to the dog park, cleaning the house, and cooking dinners (almost) all week.
Now you may be wondering what is this magic polish that can stay on a dog lover (A.K.A. someone who scratches their dogs hourly)
 
Well, without further ado:
Blue Turquoise Color - Wet n Wild's I Need a Refresh-Mint
Top Coat - Sinful Color's Sinful Shine Topcoat
 
 
I hope you enjoyed this post!
 
Bye!

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