Does anyone use ballett slipers for a french manicure?
dreamworld06
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Does anyone use ballett slipers for a french manicure?
I'm thinking of using it as a top coat but I don't want it to be too transparent
SusiBtoM
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It's not a sheer color, so it won't be transparent I wear Cabi-o-Lait because Ballet Sliipers tends to go grayish on my wraps. I don't like to wear sheer colors that often. Try Allure, Limo-Scene, Mademoiselle, Spaghetti Strap. There are a ton of sheers for french manicures.
CourtandJon
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I love ballet slippers! That's what I'm wearing rignt now- try it out with a french and see if you like it!
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No it's not sheer ... I love ballet slippers ... Its what I am wearing now too!!!
May2004
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I usually get Mademoiselle with my french manicure.
But Ballet Slippers and Spaghetti Strap are good too. I have on Spaghetti Strap now.
jessica08bride
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i use this all the time for my french. not transparent at all.
bella1028
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i use it often and it is not transparent
Beanie571
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Sugar Daddy is also a good pink french color
SOTHISISLOVE53109
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I use to use ballet slippers all the time....but for some reason it turned brown on me - go figure ...now I just WALTZ all the time...or there is another color with a little more pink I think it's called Hampton Breeze (it has the work hampton in it)
HTH
sweetdreamz1181
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i love ballett slipers .... i always use it for french