This is something that I should have posted in July. I have excuses but who wants to hear them? Let us get into the final nail polishes I picked up from E.L.F.’s July 60% off sale. However, before we begin I must say, “I’m learning”. I am learning that I need to bend my strict rule of not buying a nail polish that is priced over $5 USD. With these hauls, reviews and wears I am learning that nail polish is about more than color. Who would have thunk it? Slowly I am starting to believe if I were to spend more than $5 on a nail polish of good quality but still below $10 (a limit still exists) then maybe it will not be as painful as I imagine. What brought me to this slow and stubborn revelation is E.L.F.’s “Bubble Gum Pink” nail polish.

In my E.L.F. 60% off haul I purchased a lot of nail polishes. I must be honest, I have been dreading the reviews simply because it is really time consuming to take off nail polish, condition my nails, apply a base coat, two coats of color then a top coat, wait for my nails to dry then photograph the color and finally write about it. I give a lot of props to nail polish only blogs. Blogging about nail polish is time consuming. With that said, let’s move on to EyesLipsFace.com (E.L.F.) nail polish in “Fire Coral”.

I must admit that I generally will not spend more than $4 on a bottle of nail polish. The nail polish color must really WOW me before I lay a Lincoln on it. I am sure with all things people have their spending limits where temptation no matter how sexy, bold and brash will not hypnotize them into pulling out the “big bucks” for a splurge. For me, this limit is nail polish. With that said, let me introduce you to my experience with EyesLipsFace.com’s (E.L.F.) “Mango Madness” nail polish.

When I looked at the date of my last post, June 29, 2010 I realized that I’m really behind in posting. I’ve been shopping and have a few hauls to post. This first haul is an E.L.F. (EyesLipsFace.com) haul from their 60% off the entire website sale.

Since last Friday I have been staring at my fingers admiring my Broadway Nails’s French Flip press on nails. I lucked out and found them at my local Dollar Tree. Having purchased them at drugstores for around $5 a box I bought all in the store (about 24 boxes of Broadway Nails for fingers and toes). Today I will call around to see if they have more. When you see a bargain, scoop a bargain.