The first day she was here she meet the neighbors little girls who is also "almost" 6 (I would never say I am "almost 3 *cough,cough,hack,hack*). They decide to paint their nails a glittery purple, she then comes to me to show me these "beautiful nails". They were a mess, not even and only had one coat. That night we remove the polish and I promised to repaint them the next day.
The next day she reminded me numerous times we were going to paint her nails. I dig out the one bottle of nail polish I have, its red and called "Chick Flick Cherry".
Here is what we started with:
As soon as I finished the last nail she says, "are they dry, can I go play?"
Me: No, you have to wait 2 minutes and do a second coat.
Niece: Whats a second coat?
Me: Another layer of polish.
Niece: Why do you do that?
Me: It make the color deeper and rich.
Niece: Okay.
So after 2 minutes we put on the second coat and let them dry for 5 minutes.
Niece: Why do we have to wait five minutes?
Me: So the polish dries without smudging and they will be more chip resistant.
Niece: Whats chip resistant?
Me: Never mine, just let them dry.
So here is what we had:
After all was said and done she loved them. That night she came to me and told me I had to give her Mom the recipe for rich nails.
Here is goes:
1. Apply first layer in an even coat, let dry 2 minutes.
2. Apply second coat and let them dry 5 minutes
Results: Rich Nails and a happy "almost" 6 year old!
What a great auntie! She looks very proud of her rich nails. The other night I was putting nail polish on my toes and had to field constant questions while I was doing it, too. The little lady has her toenails painted pink of course. ;)
ReplyDeleteAwww, what a great aunt you are! :) I am not so sure my nephew would appreciate polished nails but I hope we can have as much fun! :)
ReplyDeleteWill you do mine? I never wait for them to dry!
ReplyDeleteOh that is just too cute!!! What a great aunt, and what a sweet little gal. My kiddo always wants painted nails, but never waits around long enught for them to dry, so they're always smudged. Of course,s he's only 2 so it's okay. ;)
ReplyDeleteAren't girls so serious?! They look divine.
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteI paint Becca's toenails and she adores it!