Happy Birthday, America! Today is the day to celebrate our country, our independence and relish in what makes us feel beautiful! I'm such a sucker for a holiday—gimme any reason to dress up in theme and I'll jump. So I've come up with a couple of fun ways to show your American spirit and support for July 4th!
Create your own Patriotic Manicure or Pedicure by choosing colors like OPI Nail Polish ($7) in Blue My Mind, Big Apple Red and Alpine Snow.
You can either alternate painting your nails different colors, or you can carefully paint your own stars and stripes on each nail. Have fun and enjoy your creative liberties!
For two more July 4th beauty must-haves read more
Tommy Hilfiger Freedom is a women's fragrance that came out in 1999. It is light and refreshing and is made from citrus, quince, watercress, Asian ginger, cucumber blossom and satinwood.
It is meant for an adventurous, independent woman who makes everyday her own independence day! This fragrance is actually discontinued, but I've managed to track down a few bottles online.
Make Up For Ever Star Glitter ($13) is flair for your face and body. Decorate your face, hair, decolletage and body with these mini glitter stars for the 4th and be patriotic in style!
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Oh I love the O P I nail polishes. That is all I buy. That red is so pretty. I have to have it!
1Alpine Snow is a good opaque white (put it on your toes for the quick version of a french pedicure).
2That red is great!
3I used to paint my nails red, white, and blue (in stripes) for the 4th of July every year, but the past two years I haven't. It's so time-consuming, but looks so awesome!
4I think I will pass on those colors... a bit too festive for my tastes!
5i think it looks a little hokey to have nails done in patriotic shades, personally.
6however, i see nothing tacky about glittery stars in my decolletage... i kid.
Cute, but not for me!
7I really want that blue nail color.
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