Autism Awareness
What is Color Street you ask? Let me tell you
Color Street is nail polish in sticker form!
Each pack contains 16 double ended strips (100% NAIL POLISH - no vinyl) with 8 total different sizes. You can get a full Manicure, Pedicure, and STILL have leftovers on ONE set. The super simple application requires ZERO tools or heat.
It is actual polish (without the smudging or dry time) and can be removed with nail polish remover! Average application time is about 15 minutes! And that is why I decided to add these to my business line up for you all to enjoy!
ALWAYS & FOREVER our packs are BUY 3, GET 1 FREE with FRENCH MANICURES BUY 1 GET 1 FREE‼️ on my website along
I would absolutely LOVE to send you a free sample so you can try them out before you buy them!
Click here to request a FREE sample
If you would like to browse around or begin shopping simply visit my website at www.beautybybunny.com
Solids: $11
Glitters: $12
Glitter Designs: $13
Nail Art Designs: $13
French Tips: $14
In addition to purchasing nail strips you may be interested in joining my team! Why not have pretty nails and make money doing it?
For information on How to make money selling nail stickers CLICK HERE!
Today's featured set is Autism Awareness
This perfect mix of red and glitter is sure to light up a room! At only $12 how can you lose?
HI,
I stumbled on this entry following the link to your blog at the Actifit team page.
I somehow cannot avoid stating that this very post makes me sad on multiple levels and I'm afraid I'm blaming you more now than is deserved.
First of all, I'm autistic myself and I don't love this awareness thing because it's pooling the focus for a single day, letting people forget about an issue on all the other 364.
Secondly, I don't feel like Steemit should be used as a platform for product recommendations. Being paid twice makes me feel unhappy, but, yeah, that's a personal view ... however ...
... I just browsed your profile before I found this post and I wonder how come advertisements on nail polish is all the content to be found here for 3 months.
The most sad feelings, however, came to me when I read that you're an Airforce Veteran. Regarding your pictures I conclude you are accustomed to that very nail care culture as much as I am: not at all. My finger nails are just at the very length displayed in this picture. How come selling nail polish could be a choice for a person who has done one of the hardest jobs a human can do before? :(((( It that all of the appreciation society has left for you? :(
Sorry for being a little blunt. :/