Hello Kitty Nails
I don’t get it (what a big surprise there) – why do women think it’s cute to have Hello Kitty on the ends of their fingers? Some more nails that my wife “just has to have”
I have nightmares about things like this…you know those ghost stories where a single hand comes after you? It becomes exponentially more scary when there are Hello Kitty press on finger nails on the end of the hand coming after you (bet you don’t want to even imagine something that horrifying, but that is my everyday Hello Kitty Hell…)
Sent in by Dominique from a BBC news website about a Tokyo beauty show – who should definitely be forced to wear those hideous things for the rest of the year…
Update: Doesn’t matter the pattern, Hello Kitty nails don’t ever get any better (via Cookiee46)
and more…
left by Jalie via facebook
Sent in by effie
Left by Ana via facebook
Sent in by far, far to many people including Anchalee on facebook
Left by @chinchowdoll on Twitter
Left by @PinkVelvetDream on Twitter
Left by Tracy via facebook
Left by Lydia via facebook
Sent in by Cat
Sent in by margot
Left on facebook by Mona
Left by @PinkVelvetDream on Twitter
Left by Tammie on facebook
Sent in by Jennifer
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Posted: May 18th, 2007 under Hello Kitty Beauty.
Comments: 122
WOW I have never seen nails like that. I really like the red ones.
I want I want I want I want
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I am really sorry for all the women who have these nails: I mean, come on:
- It’ll hurt you;
- It’ll hurt anyone around you;
- I think that it’s probably not even hygienic:S
I mean: if I were a kid and I saw a lady with nails like that coming at me. I would be traumatized for live…
very very very cooool
there hot but whold fall off in a second
holy mother of turd. the last picture can be easily identify as a weapon if used correctly.
How does one wipe their ass with those things? Ugh.
Those are gross ewww
I have to admit: I’ve gone to work with clunkier manicures. I’d love to have a Hello Kitty 3D nail job.
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I TOTALY LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some of them went overboard but nicely. Done
Love them! Most of them are acrylic nails with acrylic mold of the HK and Bows. Someone actually molded and painted these 3D nails by hand. Very impressive!! I’m a nail tech.
someone tell me where i can get these done
hello kitty is awzummm!!!!!!!!!:D
where can i get this
I love hello kitty nails
You can go to nail shop
Lol I love helllo kitty
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mahn those nails are soooooooooooooooo cute????????????????????????????????????????????????
cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee??????????????????????
i luv dis nails where did u get them done
It is funny to me… women put up with their men and beer bellies, smelly feet, football and other sports, leaving the toilet seats up, and etc…, why can’t they deal with a little fingernail fun for their ladies?
I do not think that women with babies and small children should have wild nails, but it is okay to have a little fun with them when possible. I am African-American and we originated “Funky Fun” nails. We as a race were highly ridiculed for our ‘tacky’ nail designs, as well as our huge gold earrings, nose piercing, braids and slang language! As soon as ‘white’ stars from Bo Derick to Gwen Steffani started STEALING our fashion trends, they suddenly became high-end fashion statements!
I am one of a few African-American Nail Tech that is still around, and successful
in Southern California. Out here, there are many women of different cultural backgrounds wearing ornate nail art , and I make good money doing them, and I am wearing them, and will wear them until I am too old to do so! People should be able to ‘express’ themselves, as long as they are not hurting anyone. Judging make others feel more superior, but deep down they know they are not.
Life is really a short journey… have fun when, and while you can. If the shoe does not fit, don’t wear it… but who are you to decide what kind of shoes someone else should wear?