When I received Urban Decay's Rollergirl Nail Kit, I was mesmerized by Woodstock, a neon pink that could almost glow in the dark. As I studied the colors more, Miss T stood out to me, mostly because it reminds me of MAC's Pink Pearl pigment but in nail polish form (and don't think i hadn't tried to DIY this color myself. I did and failed).
I applied Miss T on Sunday with two thick coats, since I'm completely incapable of applying anything else. Generally, I polish my nails with the skills of an uncoordinated four year old - aka slather the polish all over my skin and then use a nail brush it the shower the next morning to scrub it off. Since I applied the healthy top coat of Seche Vite that same day, I haven't touched my nails. In fact, polish is almost as perfect today as it was on the day it was applied. Color me mystified.
Miss T is a special pearlized pink. The kind of shade that shows hints of purple mixed with a strong, feminine pink sizzling with pearl but not in an obnoxious way. This color was clearly created by an expert and is exactly the kind of polish that will distract you as pound away on your keyboard in the midst of spreadsheet Candyland.
Miss T and Woodstock are exclusively available in Urban Decay's Rollergirl Nail Kit, a set of six mini nail polishes for $28. Hey, isn't that less than the bottle of one Chanel polish?
Do you ever have one of those mornings where it feels like you're struck with divine inspiration while in the shower? For the longest time, I thought I was so strange for coming up with my best ideas in the shower, until so many others shared they also have a similar experience. Tuesday morning, the idea for this look came to me - in those moments, it made a lot of sense. Naturally, there were moments throughout the day that made me reconsider my choices, however I have to say that moving outside of my comfort zone was such a liberating exercise for me. Be little ridiculous. Mix up some prints. Wear a giant bow. What's the worst that could happen?
