Tools provided for review. All opinions are my own.
I am surprised I didn’t hop on the St. Patty’s green bandwagon this year. I own more green nail polishes than any other color but I felt like I had used them all too many times. Surprisingly, there are very few (if any) green polishes I never use!
However, I knew I had to dress up my digits for the “holiday” so I went with something simple and RA-friendly: a waterfall manicure.
For this look, I used some new Born Pretty Store nail art brushes. The one I bought from Sally’s Beauty frayed recently and I wanted smaller strokes than my other brushes could give. This trio of brushes is nice and I can sometimes get a rather thin line but each was a little thicker than I originally anticipated. They are cute, easy to control and sturdy so I really have nothing bad to say about them!

I hope you like the two looks I created!
Base: American Apparel Parakeet, Deborah Lippmann Mermaid’s Dream
Waterfall: Zoya Yara, Giovanna, Goldie, Cult Nails Deal with It
Brushes: Pink handle nail art brushes ($4.60/3pcs set)
I’ve also included another look I created with the brushes when I first recieved them last week! I hope you like this one too!
Base/Gradient: Milani Power Periwinkle, China Glaze UV Meant to Be
Details: Pipe Dream Polish Sonic Transducer, Serum No. 5 Sleepy Holo, SinfulColors Secret Admirer
Brushes: Pink handle nail art brushes ($4.60/3pcs set)
Hi, my name is Monica and I have RA.

Amy from the Instagram account
I settled on a watermarble because well, why not and I am so pleased with the final result! I practiced creating the marble a few times because the gold and red (from separate brands) did nor want to play together and refused to spread properly. Eventually, I managed a few bullseyes I could get on board with. I hope you like it!



There are no size specifications on the website but I assume it holds at least two fluid ounces. The flip lid securely fits over the push-down pump inside so even if the container falls, liquid does not spill. The one feature I appreciate the most is the straw attached to the pump. It reaches the bottom of the bottle so I do not waste product! The entire top screws on and off easily at refill time.
A full pump releases enough liquid to saturate a cotton swap while four or five pumps wet a cotton ball. It is definitely quicker to soak the cotton ball directly from the remover bottle.
This container costs $3.00 which makes it a steal. I sometimes notice cheap imitations come with broken springs and unmovable pumps. Even though this pump is a little stiff it is not unusable. I easily use it one-handed which is great while I paint my nails. It is also a lot more convinient to move than my 25 ounce bottle of remover.
