Inspired by the Glitter Sale

As of this writing, I just came home from a little retail therapy at Trinoma. I went straight to Landmark nail polish section and I saw a lot of girls are piling up in front of a table. Out of curiousity, I checked it out and realized they have this promo:

"Free Application for every 100 pesos nail art supply you bought."

WOW! That's a good deal I suppose since I am really planning to buy some nail art thingies anyways. Then, I saw two girls who are having their nails done and I must say they really look so pretty so I decided to try it as well.

"Yes, I have touched glitters in the last 24 hours... but it doesn't mean I'm not strong, or tough and strong..." - Ms. Jessica Day, New Girl

I chose turquoise glitters because I saw this girl in the table and her nails are in turquoise so I decided to do the same for my nails. They look so freaking beautiful. The attendant first put OMG Nail Polish in Mojito my nails, then she just simply dip my nails unto the glitters. She then scrape off the excess using a small brush. While my nails are being done, I can hear girls at my back saying, "That is so cute!" A little girl came near me as well and she then said "Mom, can I have that too?" The saleslady even said that this color is their best seller. No wonder. After a while, when my nails are done, the girl next to me also bought turquoise because she said my nails are so pretty but then she decided to put on violet just to be different. While I am letting my nails dry, I was so drawn to the violet nails of the girl so I decided to buy violet glitters. We were laughing about it because she was attracted to my nails, I was attracted to hers. It was really funny. I also bought additional blue and black glitters just to give myself lots of options when I do my nails.

Glitters!!! I love love Glitters!

OMG Mojito, Klik Pink, OMG Top Coat

I really had a good time with all those happy saleslady willing to assist the girls no matter how busy they are. All the customers are also in good spirit because of their lovely nails. When we were there letting our nails dry, we were just laughing and giggling of how pretty our nails are. I'm just really happy I get to be with pretty girls who just love being girly!

Miss Elle Woods is right when she said that manicure can make a girl feel better no matter what.

Then I also drop by Tickle and I saw these pretty earrings. It has been a while since I stored some colorful earrings so I decided to hoard away. I also had a lot of fun talking to the sales attendant there. Am I the only girl who loves to have small talk with sales attendants?

Anyways, that's my little babbling for you. I really had a good time today so I just thought of sharing it with you guys.Thanks so much for reading!

Please don't forget to leave me a comment!

Chow!

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