Black Friday Haul!

I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving with their family and friends! The second best thing about Thanksgiving is Black Friday! I woke up at 4:45 and was totally excited about going shopping with my bestie. I was planning on leaving at 5:45, but we ended up leaving for the mall at around 6:25 in the morning. The first place we went to was Forever 21, and we went to some other stores around the mall.

This dress was from Forever 21, and it was
on sale for $7.99. I'm probably going to save it

to wear after the holidays just because it's such

a bright yellow on the skirt part of the dress.

It's really cute on though :)

This little pink top was something I found

at Forever 21, and it's really something I've

been on the hunt for for a while. I think it

was about $5.50 or $5.99.

This necklace and earrings set was $3.80!

I think it's such a great deal because you

are getting a matching set for a great deal!

Aren't these cute? I got those bows as

a pack of 6, and 3 went to my friend and 3

went to me, and we did the same thing

with this pin. I am so excited to wear

these bows in my hair! The earrings were

originally $4.80, but there was a buy one

get one 50% off, so it was $2.40. I'm starting to

notice that I like bows :)

Quick Review: Revlon Super Top Speed Clear Coat

If your a sucker for OPI Polishes like me, I assume you probably have the whole deal of every kind of basic polishes. For starters, it's deffinately helpful to have a top coat/base coat which can mostly be used for the same purpose, which is to coat your nails before you put colors on it, and after. I've noticed that top coat/base coat products work wonders any way you use them, but if you use a base coat as a top coat, it doesn't work. I have used Revlon Super Top Speed Clear Coat for years, but that was before I regularly did my nails. It's a cheap and affordable brand, and it's avaliable at drugstores. When I found out about OPI, I tried my first color, which was Miami Beet, and after about a month, I tried OPI's top coat. What I did was I used the top coat from Revlon on the big toe on my left foot, and my OPI top coat on my right foot. I was actually testing how much better the OPI top coat was compared to the Revlon one, and it turns out that my Revlon polish drided smoothly, and the toe I used my OPI coat on had a little bit of streaking going on. So, I think it's worth it to invest in OPI's colored polishes and use a trustable drugstore clear coat.

I do use OPI's base coat, and that's fine, but you can deffinately use Revlon's top coat as a base coat too :)