Seporah is not a girly-girl. However she loves it when Miss Karen paints her nails. Every time Miss Karen paints Seporah’s nails, she shows me the instant I come home. Well Miss Karen is on the mainland and Seporah has been begging me to do her nails. I finally was like ok. Note I do not wear make-up except for mascara. I mean I have none in the house, at all. So when my daughter asks to have her nails painted that means I have to buy some. Off to Walmart. Holy Cow, how many rows are dedicated to make-up?!?! Are women really that ugly?
Even though Miss Karen told me exactly what she used, it took me 3 times up and down the aisles to find it. I picked out 2 colors, one light pink I thought she would like and one for me. BTW, I’m assuming women will just buy whatever brand they want no matter how much it costs since there was no price tag on anything. When I discovered it was $6 a bottle I wanted to take it back and get a different brand, but I had no way to know if that was a good price or not.
Back home we did both of our nails. Seporah said she needed the sticker flowers on every nail, I thought that was a little excessive, but I’m not a toddler. My nail polish turned out to not look so great on me (I guess that’s what happens when you don’t play with make-up colors), once I put it on I realized it was probably meant for black women, not someone who is half-albino. I don’t think I should apply for a job as a beauty technician, our nails looked like a kindergarden drew on them instead of an adult woman actually painting them.
