New York Color Quick Dry: A Series

Hi all!

After looking at my nail polish collection, I realized that I want to do a series of reviews by brand/line.

I decided to start with New York Color's Quick Dry line. I bought a couple about a year ago, and have added a few more since.

Central Park, Columbus Circle Crimson, Spring Street, High Line Green, Precious Peacock, Manhattan, Park Ave, Tribeca Silver, Sidewalkers

I already reviewed Park Ave, so it's time to do the next one. I'm thinking High Line Green, and maybe I'll throw in some nail art as well.

I'd love to get my hands on some of the LE collections, but I think Kansas misses out on all the good stuff, seriously. I missed out on the City Samba collection, and I'll probably miss out on the fall collection as well. Sigh.


Have you used NYC's Quick Dry line? What do you think about them?

Practice Really Does Make Perfect: New York Color Park Ave

Hey guys! I wanted to share an old manicure. It was one of those days, before I learned anything about nail polish and nail care.

I bought Park Ave about a year ago and rarely used it. Then I decided to use it in February. I think it was because I wanted to take a picture and send it to my grandma, who LOVES nail polish and I don't think I've ever seen her with naked nails. She is one of the reasons I grew to love nail polish.

Here is a picture of that manicure.

I didn't use a base coat. Didn't use a top coat. There was no cleanup. My cuticles were dry, though I blame that on the ridiculously dry winter in Kansas. It's ugly, I know.

Now, this is what I did today. I've improved, haven't I?

3 coats of Park Ave