Nail Polish Addict




Okay, I have a confession to make. I am a nail polish addict.


Right now it is the winter school holiday's here in New Zealand. The weather is always changing and I have a lot of free time on my hands (haha, literally). Recently I have been occupying myself with a few different things, but what I love to do the most is to paint my nails.


I don't have a huge nail polish collection, just a few colours that I really love! But all I have been doing the past week is painting my nails. I swear I have had a new colour on my nails every few days. As soon as there is one small chip, which there is very often ( the downside of rowing), I will wipe it off and paint my nails the next colour I see. 


I don't really know why I love to paint my nails so much. Maybe because it is so calming and satisfying, or maybe I am just bored and the chemical smell is getting to my brain. But either way, I just can't stop the joy I get from seeing a fresh set of nails painted!


I bought a new colour from The Body Shop just the other day (a really nice pinky nude) and as I looked again at the bottle today I realised it is almost a quarter gone! After seeing this I have decided to turn over a new leaf. I am going to take off my current nail polish and let my nails recover from constant polish.


I will let the stains of the purple colour I put on, fade away and leave my nails naked for a full week! I encourage other Nail Polish Addicts to take this step with me and together we will walk towards a normal nail polish regime!
If you can relate to this please let me know that I am not the only one!

Zoe



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