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Dec 16, 2015
Make sure you understand how the colors will work with your skin tone
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this thinking it would support my occasional punk persona. Besides, they're minis from OPI, which makes quality nail polish. I already knew the red would be a stretch for me, but everything else looked possible. BTW, the seller describes these colors well. This is my two cents about how they applied and how they look on me.
-My Silk Tie: lovely shiny silver polish; a keeper
-Dark Side of the Mood: the polish didn't go on evenly; had to put on three coats to get a uniform color, which then looked gunky; my beloved liked the moody, stormy sky color
-Romantically Involved: very red; very forward; looked garish on me, but maybe not on you
-Embrace the Gray: meh; strange on medium dark olive skin; didn't move me
-Shine for Me: beautiful translucent blue/silver sparkle; wear as a final coat
-Cement: meh; too light and "colorless" on me; probably will work fine for lighter, maybe pinker skin tones
I recommend the polish, except for the one that didn't go on evenly. You have to decide whether the colors suit you.
May 25, 2017
Best Fully Functional Belt Ring I've Bought!
These are good quality belt rings that fit into my closet the space-saving way I want. They are a silver tone, which I wanted. They fit perfectly onto my closet rod, and having two allows me to separate my everyday belts from the fancier or weirder ones. The smaller size ring keeps me from loading it up with too much weight. This product works!
Here's what went wrong with the failures I've tossed:
The hook lies perpendicular to the way the belt ring lies. This only works if you hang the ring on a wall hook and the ring then hangs parallel to the wall. If you have thick belts, the point at which the hook hangs needs to be at some distance from the wall.
The hook attachment to the belt ring is so small that the belt ring doesn't fully rotate; worse, the rubber tips come flying off if you forget the ring doesn't fully rotate.
Humongous belt rings that hold too many (or too weighty) belts. Very difficult to rotate the ring to get the belt you want, *and* chances are the larger ring will twist, creating a gap at the rubber tips where most of the belts will fall off the ring.