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Nail Challenge Day 7: Grey Ombre

I love ombres! So simple yet chic. I recently found a kit that was inexpensive and took the guesswork out of choosing polishes for this grey ombre. 

The 5 colours in the L.A.Girl nail polish ombre kit goes from light grey to black and comes with a top coat. Each bottle is only 4.5ml compared to a full size bottle at 14ml. I'm ok with that since basically you just need one bottle to cover one nail each on both hands.


Even though they were mini sized bottles, the consistency of the polishes were just as fluid as for the regular bottles. As for the price you T&T fans can get this at Wonderful World for just $45TT



I <3 Ombres!

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