Nothing to Disclose
I have such a fun collection for you today readers! We all know my love of Digital Nails, The Walking Dead, and nail polish. What you may not know is that I love a good corny pun/joke as well. There is a well-established internet meme phenomenon wherein Rick from The Walking Dead is featured in meme’s telling an apparently long-suffering “Coral” (seriously listen to the show sometime, when Rick is hollering for Carl it totally sounds like Coral!) some horrible and yet somehow hilarious “dad” jokes.
So, Digital Nails apparently also enjoys these because she released a gorgeous trio of coral (hahaha) polishes based on “The Walking Dad.” When I saw them I knew I had to have them because of all of the reasons above. Plus, they are just downright gorgeous. You ready? Let’s get started!
First up is Ten Tickles:
Digital Nails – Ten Tickles
I know that you know it’s coming, an octopus joke! The name of this polish is the punchline to the following “Walking Dad” joke: “How many tickles does it take to make an octopus laugh, Coral? Ten, Coral! Ten tickles.”
Ten Tickles is a hot coral holographic polish with gorgeous rose-gold microflakies. I am totally in love with this color and I wore it (with some nail art which I will show you later) and it was very well-received by my friends and family!
Digital Nails – Ten Tickles
In this lighting you can see the flakies, so even if the sun isn’t out to play with all the holographic goodness there is still some stuff going on. Plus, you all know that the more interesting and complex the holo, the better I like it!
Digital Nails – Ten Tickles
Digital Nails – Ten Tickles
The formula on this was perfection. It went on very easily without any mishaps or issues whatsoever. This is definitely a must-have for any collection. Pictures show two coats plus topcoat.
Next up is He Doesn’t Carrot All:
Digital Nails – He Doesn’t Carrot All
This polish was originally debuted in an Easter-themed mega box of indies that came out around Easter time this year. The joke for this polish is: “How does emo bunny feel about Easter, Coral? He doesn’t care, Coral. He doesn’t carrot all.”
I’ll admit this one made me giggle but not as much as the next one! He Doesn’t Carrot All is a pale coral creme with a lovely green flash of shimmer.
Digital Nails – He Doesn’t Carrot All
Formula on this one was utterly perfect. I mean it’s everything I would expect from a creme-based polish. No leveling issues, did not drag or streak. Pictures show two coats plus topcoat.
Last but not least is my favorite of this trio. They Can’t Even:
Digital Nails – They Can’t Even
Just…oh.em.gee. This polish is so stunning. It’s my favorite because of the color and the name though! This is more of an orangey-coral base packed to the brim with silver flakies. The joke for this polish is: “Why do teenaged girls walk in groups of three, Coral? Because they can’t even! They can’t even, Coral!” I’m right there with those teenaged girls because I can’t even with this color! I’m telling you this color has moved up into my top echelon of all time favorite polishes.
Digital Nails – They Can’t Even
It just gets prettier and prettier every time I look at it! I had no problems with application at all. The only thing I will say is that those gorgeous flakies are very tenacious if they get on your cuticles so you’ll want to apply carefully to avoid too much clean up. Pictures show two coats plus topcoat.
Digital Nails – They Can’t Even
Seriously, look at that! I can’t even. I just can’t even!
OH I promised nail art didn’t I…well ok!
Digital Nails – Ten Tickles with He Doesn’t Carrot All accents
I started with Ten Tickles then did a little reverse stamping. I used MoYou London – Pro 13 for the image and filled in the flowers with He Doesn’t Carrot All.
Digital Nails – They Can’t Even
This is just simply They Can’t Even stamped with a cute swirly image from the Cici & Sisi Christmas 2015 plate.
There you have it a gorgeous collection! You can check out Digital Nails at the links below. I highly recommend following them on Facebook and Instagram.
