It's so pretty on you 🥹 it's a bit lighter irl on me as well, but my phone camera insists on darkening the colours. In the 3rd photo of this post it looks more accurate.

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Yeah, in indirect lightning it comes through way darker than I expected but it's still a very pretty lilac. Also my camera distorted the colours a bit. In the 3rd photo the colours are more accurate 💜

Thank you! I'm so pleased I switched to neodymium magnets 🥹

Thank you so much! Neodymium magnets make the process so much easier!

Thaaanks! ⭐

Thank you!!

Will check them out. Thank you!!!

Thanks! I'll watch it for inspo

Haha, I love your enthusiasm!! 😍 it looks stunning on your swatch stick, albeit not my style (I look for a palate cleanser nude because all my other polishes are out there 🙈). But that holo is sooo juicy! Will keep my eyes posted for a England. There's a store in my country that ocassionally brings in some of their shades

I checket it out. Great suggestion. Thank you! 🥰

Thank you for showing that comparison 🥺 the holo taco looks gorgeous, unfortunately it's not available in Europe. I'm really curious about it. Looking forward to seeing your skittle mani 💅

Thank you so much! 🥺 you've been really helpful! I've realized that I'm looking for the base color of daybreak but with the holo of toasted 😅

Got it! Thanks a lot 😊

Hello! Gorgeous mani 😍 I was also thinking about getting this polish, however I read a review saying that it demagnetizes rather quickly. What was your experience with that? I don't own any magnetic nail polishes so idk what to expect.

I'm sorry you had that experience :( if they pushed it back so much that the skin is detached from the nail plate it will dry out and crack more easily, so I suggest moisturizing it constantly, apply a small dab of oil and lotion after each handwash, use urea-based creams in the evening and vaseline to seal the moisture in. The nail fold tends to grow back and reattach to the nail plate, it just takes a bit of time. Good luck!

Good luck! It's always a bit rough in the beginning but I do believe that once you'll see the skin around the nails heal, you'll be even more motivated to carry on. I get that it's difficult to stop picking when it's a stress-relieving mechanism. Did you think about getting a fidged toy or stress ball to replace the picking habit?

Ok, that's interesting! Thanks a lot for sharing that! I plan on talking to my family doctor about getting some supplements. Congratulations on having a baby and good luck 💫

Thanks a lot guys! My nails have ways been like that and while I was in medschool I used to ask my teachers of they though my nails are clubbed (in cardiology, rheumatology and dermathology) and they all said they're not properly clubbed. I do plan on asking my gp again tho

I used to. First 3 pics are from when I started taking care of my nails. In those pics I had just cut the PNF, that's why the fingers look inflammed. It's been almost 4 months since I stopped cutting the PNF, but the nails still grow out ridgy

This video has some really good advice on that. Good luck! https://youtu.be/N94uoUU73bw?si=tL2ez-fvScq3nvac

Ouch! Sounds painful but I hope your nails and fingers are doing okay now! Thanks a lot for the reassurance, I felt really discouraged as I saw lots of people here with what I considered far worse damage than I had, whose nails just grew out normal right after stopping the picking. Thanks again for the feedback 🌻