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Nerd Lacquer Haul!

Oh my, ladies, did the mail fairies ever smile on me tonight!  After waiting and waiting, my latest shipment of Nerd Lacquers finally arrived!  I'm so excited, I managed to snag six of them when the Etsy store was open a few weeks ago.  I just haaaaaaaad to show you, they're so pretty.  You will be seeing a lot of these soon!



Keep reading for lots of close-ups....


First up, Warrior Ethos and All of Time and Space.  These two are some of the ones I wanted the most, especially the latter cos look at it!  Mint green with silver and pink glitter?  AWESOME.

Next up, Entirely Unlike Tea and Nebula.  Look how lady-like the former is, can't wait for that one. 

Lastly, Event Horizon and Cyance Friction.  <3<3, look how much glitter there is in these!
The Verdict: You miiiight just be seeing a bit of these in the coming little while but they're awesome so yay!  I'm off to a reddit meetup now, in the mean time, get in on those close-ups!

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  1. Great haul!

    Tip for nerd lacquers: I've found it a LOT easier to get out the huge glitters if I store the bottles upside down overnight before applying. It helps a lot!

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    1. I did the same for one of my pretty and polished..great tip :)

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  2. I'm insanely jealous! Looking forward to some swatches. :)

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  3. Very jealous! I made an order with her when she opened her shop the other day. I wanted to get Nebula but I had to reign my buying in and just got 4 of them instead of like all of them. Lol. Can't wait to see swatches! :)

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