Wah! So the absence of posts this week is due to me working the CVS Charity Classic. I was a superstar handing out free samples of stuff to everyone who came to watch the pros play! Unfortunately, the tearing and ripping open of boxes has taken a toll on my poor cuticles and well....they look like they used to look when I was a nail biter.
I also went to the RI Charity Gala this week, and as such, needed a nice neutral polish for the formal occasion.
I choose OPI Melon of Troy. This was one of my very first OPI polishes and is almost half gone I've used it so much!
Melon of Troy is a light peachy with a nice subtle sheen. I guess this is kind of an "old lady" color if you know what I mean. But, for such a formal work event, I wanted an appropriate color.
The first coat was a little streaky, but it leveled nicely with a second coat.
Train played at the Gala, and they were so great live! All of their old music is really good, so overall it was a fun event and we raised a ton of money for local Rhode Island charities.
This is a continuation of my Business Basics Series.
Happy Tuesday!
Do not think of that color as old lady (even if I m one) I think of it as springtime color! Lol! Berg pretty! May need to buy this one.
ReplyDeleteVivid color and looks like with a flesh color shade.
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ReplyDeleteA business formal is generally defined as Western . A western formal will be a shirt and trousers or suits with ties . The tie and trousers should match to some extent.