NOTD: Sally Hansen Hard as Nails in No Hard Feelings

I quickly repainted my nails the other night after a trip to Walgreens where I picked up this polish.
The color is a very pretty shade of lavender but it would be more appropriate for spring time than the 32 F weather we're having right now but it was new and I needed to try it out right away. This polish was opaque in two coats but was a little watery on the first coat.

Just a quick shot with slightly wet nails and I haven't cleaned up my cuticles yet.


Sephora by OPI base coat, two coats of No Hard Feelings and Essie Good to Go Topcoat.

Do you do your nails in whatever color suits your mood or are you more influenced by the seasons?

NOTD: Nina Ultra Pro in Burnished Bronze

I picked this polish up last week at Sally's and had to use it right away. It's Nina Ultra Pro and the color is Burnished Bronze, which is a perfect shade of orange for fall.

This is actually the first time I've bought a Nina Ultra Pro polish and I must say, I do like it. The brush is wider than any others I've tried and this particular polish is almost opaque with one coat!
I wore it for four days already with no chips or flaking and the color is lovely so when I removed this color, I put it right back on with a matte topcoat.

I'm wearing Sephora by OPI basecoat, two coats of Burnished Bronze and one coat of OPI top coat, followed by OPI drip dry drops.



Unfortunately I got some bubbles in the base coat and I didnt even realize it until I was applying the topcoat.


Here's a shot of round two with one coat of Burnished Bronze and followed with a matte topcoat. I already have a knick on my index finger, which is the downside to using a matte topcoat.



What color nails have you been sporting so far this autumn?