Happy Easter! The holiday major colours are not limited within merely lime green or sunny yellow, since rouge rubis is my choice of toenails deco. CHANEL #677 Rouge Rubis nail polish was last Christmas’ limited edition, though my bargain hunter crave is calling at Sokos season sale. It’s not a matter if it a past season treat, as long as my attention already gazing around bright, chic, pop-eyed hue!
The major reason I love nails painted on toes rather than on fingers, is that my toenails sense non-suffocating as my fingernails. Secondly, it’s convenient to cover the purple bruise appearing on my toenails, which, accidents happen inevitably. Thirdly, it’s always a great surprise, at home to have my eyes wide-open while taking off the heavy socks; finally, that toenail polish can last much longer comparing to the finger prints due to their lesser of daily fractures. Therefore, it’s an agreeable investment to purchase a high-end Chanel nail polish, 18e after sale, to manifest my mood of sunny spring.
Chanel Beauty design is as thoughtful and elegant as its haute couture line. The nail polish bottle owns double caps---coated with black, with milk-white CHANEL double capital ‘C’, interlocked back to back---to prevent the early dehydration of the paint. The brush is easy to apply the polish on nails; 4 ‘CHANEL’ are carved on the bottom of the bottle. Tiny details always perform a perfect design.
Before my nail decoration:
Before my nail decoration:
✔Mavala nail filer is a helpful tool to erase, even and polish my toenails. Trim the nails and soak the feet at up 50’c warm water to soften the cuticles.
✔Chanel nails basecoat is essential to build a protective layer between toenails and Chanel nail colours, while the Chanel topcoat completes the whole shining effects.
✔The richness of Chanel Rouge Rubis allows only one-layer painting labour.
Hey! Easter, Poppy Ruby Happy!
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