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"We don't wanna drink, we wanna dance. Party life." - Miguel
Welp, now that I've randomly quoted a Miguel song we can move this blog post along.


Much like my Supreme nails, I painted these during the school year and never had the time to actually blog about them.

Due to my wildly busy schedule, I made these nails wildly simple. Matte and striped. I used the entire Zoya Party Girls collection. See full press release HERE.


Party Girls is comprised of 12 shades ranging from cremes to metallic jewel tones. If this collection seems more fitting for let's say a winter/holiday collection and not a summer release; that would be because it is.
After doing three stripes of color per nail, I finished this off with a matte top coat.  Easy enough right?

What's your I-need-an-easy-manicure look? Tell me in the comments?
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Nothing To Disclose Ah, yes. The Internets have done it again. There's a new meme trend. You guessed it, it's the Area 51 & I have the nails to match.


While the theme was inspired by Facebook & Twitter memes alike, the colorway was inspired by my fav Fenty x Puma Creepers. You know the ones. The dark blue and neon green joints. I've got a story about those for another day. But I digress.


This mani was relatively easy. Some simple shapes using two of my beloved Color Club matte neons, some reverse stamping, and some Sha Nail Pro decals a friend got for me while she was in Japan.


Those aliens seen above are from a Sha Nail Pro decal sheet. Sha Nail Pro decals range anywhere from $7.50-$19.99 each depending on the retailer. But I found some knock-offs on AliExpress for .89¢-$1.69 each. More on those knock-offs at a later date post.


For my alien thumb, I did a reverse stamping technique with Maniology BM-XL409.


A portrait of my zaddy after we met at Area 51 😍👽




This was my first time doing a reverse stamp. I've gotta admit it was pretty easy. 10/10 will do it again.

What are your first plans for your alien from Area 51? Tell me in the comments.
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