Sally Hansen Magnetic Nail Color - Graphite Gravity

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I bought this nail polish awhile back and swatched it but never uploaded it. Talk about being a great beauty blogger! I came across the photos and thought I should upload it, although the magnetic trend is not as "cool" or "new" now. This nail polish was simple to use, first swipe on coat and let dry and then swipe another coat over one nail. Then using the built magnetic on top rest the guide [the small ridge] on top part of your nail. After 10 seconds or so, remove the magnet cap and you should see a design. I also tried experimenting with the wait time and angles to achieve new looks. A word of caution, I thought applying the second coat to all the nails and then using the magnet would save time but the polish still has to be wet for the magnet to work. My qualm with this nail polish is the glue holding the magnet in place is dingy and the magnet fell off during my second time using the nail polish. Whoever said beauty ain't easy, got it so right.

Sally Hansen Nail & Cuticle Hand Creme

The nail & cuticle hand crème promise 24 hour moisture and improve the condition of nails and cuticles. The crème is packed with shea butter and ceramides. The orange scented hand crème was fast absorbing and non-greasy. It helped smoothed my cuticles and conditioned my nails.   The crème promises to keep hands moisturized even through hand washings, but I didn’t notice any improvement on the softness of my hands.    Even with liberal and constant application of the crème my hand doesn’t ever stay moisturized.  I started using the crème as more of a treatment for my cuticles instead of hand lotion as my cuticles did look better.