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Feeling Blingy

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So I'm sitting here staring at my Barry M silver foil nails waiting on the AA to come fix my poor wee broken down car and you what I felt the need for some sparkle to cheer me up! So a touch of Revlon Star & a few gems and I'm sufficiently blinged out. Now I wonder where that AA guy is? *waits impatiently*

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  1. Sara21 April 2012 at 17:04

    LOVE. Glitters = amaze. But pants to remove.

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  2. FaeriBex21 April 2012 at 18:44

    I know it's such a bitch to remove! I have a set of Deborah Lippmann glitter polish remover gloves to test out though. I'm waiting till the right moment to test them though. Probably the next time I wear Rainbow Connection!

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  3. Unknown15 May 2012 at 11:25

    Hi, am a new follower! Your nails are lush. I think I would have been so mesmerised by them I'd have totally missed the AA man.

    Hope you're all sorted now :)

    Nicki xx

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    1. FaeriBex15 May 2012 at 21:23

      aw thanks! they're pretty fab. luckily he managed to get me sorted so i could go show them off to the world! :)

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