DIY Nail Polish rack

Today I made this nail polish rack, it was super easy and best of all under $10!

    First you will need three foam boards. Cut two 30 x 2 inch strips for the sides from the first foam board.  From the second foam board cut seven 20 x 2 inch strips for the top, bottom and shelves.  You will need a hot glue gin to put everything together.  Start with gluing the 30 inch side pieces to the third and last full foam board.  Then add the top and bottom pieces, space out the shelves 5 inches apart and make sure to reinforce every seem top and bottom with hot glue.  Let dry for 30 minutes to and hour.  Then you will need four screws and wall anchor to secure the weight of the rack to the wall.  This rack will hold approximately 90 bottles of polish.

   Sorry I don't have step by step pictures. This was my first DIY blog and I completely forgot to take pictures while building.  But no worries, knowing me I'll need more storage soon and when I make the second one I'll be sure to take more pictures. Until then if you have any question or pictures of your own nail polish rack leave me a comment below. 

Nail Polish Remover Trick!

          The best way to remove stubborn nail polish.  Cut ten 6 x 6 squares of foil.  Then cut ten cotton round disc in quarters and coat the cotton pieces with polish remover, place one piece on each of your finger nails.  Then wrap cotton round and fingernail in foil.  *Quick tip save your thumb and pointer fingers for last.*   Let sit for 15 to 20 min.  Then apply a little pressure on nail while removing both the foil and cotton pad all at once.
          There you have it the simplest nail polish removal ever! Fast, easy and no more hard scrubbing on those stubborn polishes such as the glitter polishes and dark reds.

Thanks for stopping by and reading. XoXo

Tip for brighter nails

Easy fast nail brightening trick.

          Make your nail brighter and whiter in minutes with this nail scrub.  After having nail polish for a week or so sometime your nails will get yellow or even be tinted by the nail polish color itself.  This trick is the best and fastest way to fix a simple problem.  Mix together equal parts baking soda and hydrogen peroxide into a paste.  Scrub paste mix into nails with a toothbrush. Rinse and repeat if necessary then dry and... instantly brighter nails!

         If you have any tips and trick please post them bellow.

My Perfume Collection

Top left to right, bottom left to right

          Here is my perfume collection. I just love the little bottles.

          Juicy Couture by Juicy Couture, In Bloosm by Reese Witherspoon, Very Sexy by Victoria's Secret, Gorgous by Victoria's Secret (My favorite and no longer available), Outspoken by Fergie from Avon, Angel by Victoria's Secret (Travel Size), Addict to Life by Dior (TS), Narciso Rodriguez for her (TS), Viva la Juicy by Juicy Couture (TS), Micheal Kors (TS), Yellow Diamond by Versace (TS), Viva la Juicy by Juicy Couture

         The mirrors that I use for a perfume tray I found at the dollar store.  It's great because when need more space you just add another square.  I would love to see your collections put a link bellow.