My obsession with the "Skittles" manicure!!!

A skittles manicure is so much fun and I love them!  Even if I do get the occasional odd look which I interpret as judgement for wearing my nails in a fashion that is a bit young for my age.  Oh well!  You basically pick a main color and then add a few decorative nails, usually 2 (sometimes 3) that compliment the main color you have picked.  I always add a sparkly nail and then one with a pattern.  See examples below:

The purple polish is OPI I Lost My Bikini in Molokini with a textured glitter and a marble nail.

The blue polish is China Glaze Sky High-Top with a blue metallic glitter and stamped nail (using two colors).

The deep purple polish is OPI In The Cable Car-pool Lane with a Zoya Pixie Dust polish and a stamping nail as accent.

This pink polish is Essie Delhi-dance with an iridescent topper and a stamping nail as accent.  

This Tiffany blue is China Glaze For Audrey along with OPI Ce-less-tial Is More and a stamping nail as accent.

Another sky blue polish this one is Essie Blossom Dandy with Orly Mirror ball and a stamping nail as accent.

Another polish from the untried pile...

This polish is from the 2015 Electric Nights collection by China Glaze and holy cow it is BRIGHT!!!  Actually I think it might be too bright for my taste, I mean at least on my fingers. 

From the untried pile...

Recently I went through my entire collection and cataloged every polish in it using swatch sticks.  This is when I realized that I have quite a few more than 20 polishes in my untried polish stash.  It is actually closer to 60 polishes, she says rather sheepishly...   

So with that omission I have decided that I am going to make an effort to wear those untried polishes ASAP. 

So, I am new to blogging.  I've seen a blog before and I feel like I can express my inner monologue into useful information that the world might be interested in reading.  So here goes...

I'm a collector, always have been.  I might even admit to having an obsessive personality that feeds my need to collect things and line them all up and look at them.  My current focus is nail polish!  It's not a bad thing, yet.  I mean I haven't collected anything dangerous or harmful to myself and/or my love ones.  I'm not counting some old China Glaze polishes that I bought from eBay that smell like toxic waste and may be radioactive.  I promised I wouldn't open those bottles anymore, I'm just going to line them up and look at them (LOL).  Here they are if your interested:

This blog might seem like a cave painting posted on a cave wall at this point, but I m new at this so bare with me.  Leave me a comment, let me know that someone is reading this.  Ask questions, I may actually have the answers. 

Jenn