Continued from part 1
1) Salon Express
What's Good?
A cheaper version of nail art stamping tools, lot of design in a set. But thats it.. :(
What's Not?
The metal plate designs are very thin and the rubber doesnt pick up the colours well. It takes a few tries to complete a picture -_- Bearing in mind that most of us would want to stamp over a base colour, and then u restart. Basically.. dont get it! unless u have some special polish that works miracle over this
2) Seche Vite Quick Dry
What's Good?
Quick dry! need i say more? Less than 20s for the top surface layer to dry, slightly longer for the middle section depending on the thickness of your coat. The brush is pretty soft to brush over ur designs without destroying it :)
What's Not?
Maybe the drip dry would work better if u want to Immediately apply top coat.
3) Empty Pill box
What's Good?
Cheap and readily available in stores. Instead of having a bunch of plastic bags, all can be fitted in and conveniently used.
What's Not?
Mine is a quite tight, difficult to open. But that's hardly a problem if u get a right one.
4) Pencil/Stationary holder
What's Good?
From Daiso! Place all the lengthy accessories, pens/brushes/Dotting tool/buffer etc. Beautiful and fluffy :)
What's Good?
Nice packaging with vibrant and lovely colours! Good to invest in mini-s since I personally never finished using up a normal sized OPI. Oh, and i have never finished a mini sized one either -_-
What's not?
Gold colour not solid enough but should be no problem when used over a coloured base :)
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