Hi everyone! I’m writing this post from BF’s and my new iPad…it’s nice to sit and relax on the bed while writing posts! :D We have been playing Draw Something a lot, watching Netflix movies, and just having a lot of fun with it. After my mom bought one for her work a while back, I kind of wanted one too. Apparently she uses it so much that she checks her Facebook when she gets up in the morning. My mom is hilarious.
The only thing I don’t like about this is that when I need to see a preview of my post, I have to close the keyboard and go to another screen instead of having one up next to it…kind of like how you can split the code and design sections in Dreamweaver. Make it happen, WordPress!
Another thing I don’t like about the WordPress app is that I dont have access to any of my uploaded photos on my WordPress account; I can only obtain photos on my Camera Roll (which is never full). I’m probably going to have to “prep” my posts before writing it! Ah well.
There’s also another thing I don’t like about the app, but you may or may not have seen the result of it last night, so I won’t mention it.
Anyway, today I am going to show you another special edition Nerd Lacquer! I was so excited when I found out that this was a holo! I am going to attempt to show it as best as I can.


HOLY GRAIL is a super-fine-grained satiny linear holo in a dusty blue-green base with silver microglitter, medium blue-green iridescent glitter, and a liberal sprinkling of big square and hexagonal silver holo glitter. Oh, also? GLOWS IN THE DAMN DARK.

Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough time to test the glow-in-the-dark-ness, nor did I remember. I know, I’m awful! Please forgive me. BUT! You definitely do see the holo on the nail. It’s not as vibrant as, say, a Nfu Oh, but you will be twirling your fingers under the sun.

I used three coats for these pictures. They were easy to apply, and the previous coats didn’t hide the holo in the larger hexes. Heck yes!

I originally wanted to wear this for St. Patrick’s Day, but it didn’t look green enough for me. It is definitely right in the middle of blue and green: in certain lights, my nails were blue more than green, but in others it was the complete reverse.

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