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Current Polish - Sinful Colors and Nail Rock


I'm wearing two coats of Sinful Colors Whipped with Nail Rock as an accent. I'm not sure what the name of the Nail Rock color is but it reminds me of Dorothy's Slippers from the Wizard of Oz. I picked both of these up at Walmart on clearance (yay!) 

 I bought Whipped thinking I was just buying black polish but to my delight I found that it is a matte finish. The finish is perfect but it did shrink away from my free edge and am already noticing some wear on the edges, and it's only about an hour old!

 Nail Rock...what can I say, I now obsessed with this polish. I really wasn't expecting much but it is gorgeous and was so easy!!!







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