My first taste of Neon

Daytime and overcast

Dark with black light

I hope everyone's weekend is off to a good start. Earlier this week I was at a loss on what I wanted to do with my toes at my pedicure. I have some untried, but they are not colors for my toes. Later that day, Laurie from Dressed Up Digits asked me what I had planned. I told her I was going to put one of my favorites in my pocket as a backup and see what they had at the salon. I have never tried a neon color on my toes before. She thought that would be a good idea. What I would have loved was the amazing gradient blue that Laurie had on her nails. However, I know that is not an option at the salon I go to. It would be too hard to do something like that on your own feet, unless you have the flexibility of a gymnast. I can assure you that is not me. I have the flexibility of a telephone pole! If you read my last post, you know I did not enjoy my previous pedicure with miss I want to get out of here as fast as possible. Happily to say, Yesterday was the total opposite. I enjoyed every minute. I was able to soak my feet for about ten minutes before she started. I got a nail tech that has done a good job in the past. She took her time and did everything I expect when plunking down hard earned money. I melted in the seat during the leg massage. She didn't blink an eye when I handed her the China Glaze neon orange ( I forgot to look at the name of the polish). I told her I wanted black zebra stripes and she thought the additional black with the rhinestones would look nice. It came out very pretty. The down side was that with the added black accent and rhinestones it no longer looked like the Cincinnati Bengals football helmets. Truth be told, I am beyond worrying about what polish/design looks too feminine. If I like it, that is all that counts.

Everyone have a great weekend!