What Are You wearing on Your Nails?
Smith & Cult nail Lacquer in Tenderoni ($18)
I’m practically ashamed to admit this (but apparently not ashamed enough to keep it to myself): when I was 15, I was obsessed with Bobby Brown.
Not the makeup expert (Bobbi), but the R&B one (Bobby), as in the former member of new Edition/ex-husband of Whitney (RIP, Whit).
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I knew all the choreography in the Every little step video, had a picture of him on the front of my geometry folder (he was wearing a shiny gold and purple suit, wha?!) and, on much more than one occasion, slow danced to Roni, Bobby’s ode to cute girls searching for love in all the wrong places.
I also may or may not have thought of myself as a Tenderoni.
Um, barf!
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I do have a point with all this, and here it is: when I saw that this creamy taupe nail lacquer by Smith & Cult was called Tenderoni, something in me clicked. I had to get it on my paws!
Smith & Cult is a new nail line by Dineh Mohajer, the founder of hard Candy, and they get my vote for “Most smart nail polish Names, Ever” (like dirty Baby, cut the Mullet, Bitter Buddhist, and Feed the Rich). Each of the 30 shades in the line is inspired by different essential life moments…and apparently this one relates to when I was 15 and had designs on marrying Bobby Brown, LOL! Ew…
Well, at least I can look back at that clueless but lovable Karen and laugh my @ss off now. Yup, nothing but mad love for that girl.
Check the Rhyme ($18)
So, of course, with this mani I had to do an accent nail. The creamy purple is check the Rhyme, also by Smith & Cult.
With both shades, I’m wearing two layers and a base coat.
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Smith & Cult nail Lacquers are $18 each, and if you’re curious (and how could you not be? That packaging is killer!), you can check out the full collection online now.
Let those fingers do the typing, and let me know what you’re currently wearing on your nails. perk points if you also happen to have an embarrassing story from your teenage years.
Your friendly neighborhood charm addict,
Karen
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