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March... in Nails!

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Hey guys!

Today I thought I'd pop the little collage of March's nails over here for you to check out. I'll add the links to each post in a list below in case you missed anything!

As you can see, a mere 6 manis were posted this month (the shame!) but I hope to improve this number up to at least 9 for April!



Top Left: GoT: The Iron Throne
Top Right: GoT: A Song of Ice and Fire
Centre Right: BOHEM Nails*
Bottom Right: The Failure Dragon
Bottom Centre: Down the Rabbit Hole
Bottom Left: I'm Going to Africa!

I hope to see you a lot this month, hopefully with lots and lots of naily goodness!

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  1. dendiva4u4 April 2015 at 17:38

    Wow lovely manis!! Love the Bohem and Africa ones..

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  2. Mila5 April 2015 at 15:20

    Bohem nails are stunning <3

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    1. Rachel5 April 2015 at 15:42

      Thank you! I think they're my favourite of this month :D

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