I just love my storage solution for my collection of nail polishes.
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This month we are sharing beauty, fashion or organization ideas.
I usually do my own nails.
This month we are sharing beauty, fashion or organization ideas.
I usually do my own nails.
When I was growing up, going to the nail salon was a luxury, even in Westchester County, New York.
Now it's pretty routine for a lot of people.
I'm too cheap for that.
I will go to the salon on occasion as a splurge but doing my own manicures and pedicures has been a huge money saver.
That way I can splurge on other stuff.
That way I can splurge on other stuff.
I stick to burgundy, pinky reds and
blush pink most of the time.
I picked up a glass jar at Walmart.
It allows me to display and store my nail polish collection. Spills are contained, should any occur.
You can get yours for $7.44.
This is an Anchor Hocking 1 gallon jar.
It allows me to display and store my nail polish collection. Spills are contained, should any occur.
You can get yours for $7.44.
This is an Anchor Hocking 1 gallon jar.
If going to the salon is in your routine, a collection of your favorite colors is necessary to fix boo-boos.
I'm a classic smudger. I can't seem to sit still long enough to allow my nails to dry.
My old eyes have trouble seeing my nails clearly.
I've solved that problem by wearing two pairs of readers.
Yes, you read that correctly.
I put two pairs of glass on at the same time.
My pedicure usually lasts three weeks.
My fingernails last about four days. All my DIYing and crafting takes it's toll on them.
Nail polish remover also dries them out.
If you have tips to remedy that, leave a comment below.
My nail polishes have a pretty display even when my nails aren't polished.
It reminds me of gum balls in a candy jar.
I love the vintage look to this jar.
It also looks cute in my closet.
What do you think?
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Thanks for stopping by.
Katie
