I don't think there is any possible way that I can wear my preferred length during the winter. Between the cold & dry air making them brittle, and then the unfortunate need to be able to fit my hands inside gloves, I just don't think it's practical. But this shorter length is kind of growing on me:
You can see the split on the side of my left thumb, and also some of the peeling on my right thumb - I've patched both of those. Compared to the amount of patches I've had previously just having 2 to maintain is no sweat LOL. And I seem to be really rough on my thumbs, they've always been hardest to grow.
I've got another tutorial that I'll be posting shortly =) Until then, thanks for reading.
~Colette
You can see the split on the side of my left thumb, and also some of the peeling on my right thumb - I've patched both of those. Compared to the amount of patches I've had previously just having 2 to maintain is no sweat LOL. And I seem to be really rough on my thumbs, they've always been hardest to grow.
I've got another tutorial that I'll be posting shortly =) Until then, thanks for reading.
~Colette
I don't think your nails are very short. They are a nice length. Cold weather is brutal to your nails. On the other hand the heat in your house is drying. You can't win.
ReplyDeleteDang your naked nails look great!!
ReplyDeleteLUCY - I think it's my own hang up with the length LOL.
ReplyDeleteBROOKE - Thank you =)
Hello Colette,
ReplyDeleteI think you have very beautiful nails. It's a good length already and they have a beautiful shape too.
I love you blog
TANITH - Thank you =)
ReplyDeleteHey Colette, how do you protect your nails from chipping? Is there a hardener you recommend?
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