Okay, so I've been hearing some good things about the Shellac Manicure. I decided to give it a try, so I went to a salon here in town. It's $23 at my salon, which was the cheapest I found; everyone else ran $25- $30. It claims to last at least two weeks, sometimes three. I'm very very hard on my nails; I cook a lot, and I clean a lot. What I didn't want was acrylic, fiberglass, or gel nails. I have very healthy nails and besides that, I can't have fake nails in my industry. It turns out you can't feel around in someone's mouth very comfortably with fake nails, and it's a health risk. So Shellac, here I come! Here are some pics of my finished product! Please don't mind the pictures, a hand model I am not! My hands are small and short, so I just do the best I can with what I have!
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| I went with a french manicure; the nail tech said that the french manicure lasts the longest between manicures, which is my goal. |
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| Close up! |
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| Please don't mind my lovely stack of stuff to put away that Sarah pulled out of the closet! |
And now for some fun stuff! There's snow on the ground right now, but we had a lovely streak of warm (70s) weather and took some fun pictures!
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| Sarah after eating an ice cream sandwich dessert at a fun kid-themed restaurant in our area! |
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| Sarah and Daddy playing on the teeter-totter |
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| Daddy loves his little girl! |
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