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Category Archives: Japanese Nail Art
What I’ve Been Making, June/July 2016
Hello all, hope those celebrating had a safe and fun 4th of July! I spent mine making a rush bridal order, but got to peep at the NYC fireworks from the roof of my building. Summer is usually a bit … Continue reading
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Tagged fake nails, Japanese Nail Art, nail art, press-on nails
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Pneumonia and Whooping Cough..Oh My!
I’ve been sidelined from nail painting, due to a super unlucky combo of getting 1) pneumonia and 2) whooping cough. I feel like I’m collecting random childhood diseases.😛 NeverTooMuchGlitter PSA: It may seem extreme, but if everyone around you seems … Continue reading
What Goes On?
It’s January, and I have been pretty good with keeping up with my resolutions except the one to blog more! Oh, and the one to stop eating cookies. I’ve cut way down on the sugar but I like a cup … Continue reading
Getting Ready for Tokyo Nail Expo 2014
Yes, it’s getting to be that time of year again- when nail artists and nail product supplier from all over the world come to Tokyo to show off what’s new and wonderful! If you’re a nailaholic in Tokyo, it’s a … Continue reading
Happy Deepavali! (Hindu Festival of Lights)
Though I’m not Indian, I have a deep appreciation of sparkles, just like the good folks of India. They like sparkly things almost as much as I do, which is saying a lot! I collect Indian textiles and decor items … Continue reading
Early Fall Nail Art
Everyone- I am still alive and well- just really busy and letting the blog go to the dogs. I do apologize for being neglectful! Everyone can still get their daily dose of nail art on my Facebook, in case you’re … Continue reading
Minna No Nail (Everybody’s Nails!)
Today I have some scans from the Japanese nail art magazine Nail Up (I think- but it might be NailMax), showing user-submitted nail art. Japanese nail art did go through a somewhat understated phase in the last few years, but … Continue reading
