SHADES OF NAILS

I really love having manicure and pedicure. Of course with the shades of nice colors that brightens my finger nails. I used to have foot spa with manicure and pedicure at F Salon for only 300 bucks.



Then i transferred to Nail-a-Holics, tried their very pampering nail services. Their regular manicure pedicure costs 500 bucks, so it's kinda pricey.

[caption id="attachment_1764" align="aligncenter" width="451" caption="with my friend Eurie, branch manager of Nail-a-Holics SM Calamba"][/caption]


But recently, i tried Ystilo Salon, which i liked a lot because their manicure lasts for a long time, without having any scratches or blisters in a week even if you always wash your hands or do some laundry stuff. Their regular manicure pedicure costs 400 bucks. This is my latest nail shade, bright pink whick i really love!

[caption id="attachment_1766" align="aligncenter" width="451" caption="bright pink shade from Ystilo Salon"][/caption]

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