2024 Women Done Wrong Full Collection

This is regular polish, not gel, but because its 10 free it can be sandwiched in gel.

This is our annual Valentines collection. If you’ve been with us a while, you’ll know I HATE valentines, so instead of the typical Valentine’s Day collection. We give a spotlight to incredible women that have been done wrong throughout literature, history, music, and/or current events.

Our valentine to the women dismissed, disrespected, disenfranchised, and disregarded throughout history, literature, and politics!

THE 2024 WOMEN DONE WRONG COLLECTION!

The First Flapper – Zelda Fitzgerald – she is a purple jelly with a mix of ghost flakes and holographic shards. I was inspired by her favorite colors and her artwork.

Silent Builder – Emily Warren Roebling – she is a black jelly with flash glitter, silver holo, and a gold to green magnetic strip running through. I was inspired thinking of what the bridge may have looked like the night it was lit with fireworks illuminating it.

Gertrude Bell she is a brown crackle with holographic shards ghost flakes and glitter. I chose to give her a tan base to complete a safari outback outfit. The base is our Glitterati polish.

Barbra Jordan is a silver crackle polish with a rainbow of flash glitter. She is truly striking!!
Pictured with You Think You’re Clever Don’t You and Nightshade as bases.

Enheduanna is a gold flakie bomb with accents of blue, green and red. I only used colors available in ancient Egypt to harken the look of those beautiful and colorful tombs.

Brave Bessie – Bessie Coleman – was inspired by a question asked of the pilot in an interview. She was asked when was her favorite time to fly. She responded she loved to fly through the clouds chasing the sunset. So I made a sky blue to sunset pinky purple multi-chrome. With white iridescent large size glitter to give the feel of clouds and holographic shards represents Bessie’s plane in the sky.

Karen Spärck Jones is a green jelly with bar holographic glitter and a rainbow of colors within. I wanted to go for a 90’s ‘coding on the screen’ look.