Nike Glow in the Dark Nails with Leather Look - I'm Obsessed With Trainers
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Date: 2019-10-31
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Comments and reviews: 10
calichef1962
As an American, the land where Nike sneakers were born, I cannot grasp how Brits pronounce the name. It's pronounced NYE-kee, two syllables, and definitely does NOT rhyme with hike. The fact that you're not pronouncing the company name correctly tells me that it's not sponsored by Nike, but that did give me a good chuckle Also, Puma is NOT pronounced PYU-mah, it's pronounced POO-muh-- just like the mountain lion they are named after. Please tell me the next video isn't a tribute to aye-DYE-days sneakers.
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As an American, the land where Nike sneakers were born, I cannot grasp how Brits pronounce the name. It's pronounced NYE-kee, two syllables, and definitely does NOT rhyme with hike. The fact that you're not pronouncing the company name correctly tells me that it's not sponsored by Nike, but that did give me a good chuckle Also, Puma is NOT pronounced PYU-mah, it's pronounced POO-muh-- just like the mountain lion they are named after. Please tell me the next video isn't a tribute to aye-DYE-days sneakers.
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Miss Axou
I have a question: When I do my acrylic nails, the bead always sticks and more or less disperses itself into my brush. And I have to clean it every two beads. It's a bit annoying, and, as I'm beginner, I feel like it might be me doing something wrong, because in every video I watch, I've never witness this kind of struggle. Could it be from the quality of the monomer or the powder? What can I do to solve this problem?
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I have a question: When I do my acrylic nails, the bead always sticks and more or less disperses itself into my brush. And I have to clean it every two beads. It's a bit annoying, and, as I'm beginner, I feel like it might be me doing something wrong, because in every video I watch, I've never witness this kind of struggle. Could it be from the quality of the monomer or the powder? What can I do to solve this problem?
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Emily Wilson
Can you apply regular (not gel) nail polish on top of gel or acrylic nail extensions then apply more gel or acrylic on top? ie encapsulating or sandwiching the regular (not gel) polish or varnish between gel or acrylic? I've got a ton of regular (not gel) glittery nail polish I would like to use incapsulated in acrylic if possible
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Can you apply regular (not gel) nail polish on top of gel or acrylic nail extensions then apply more gel or acrylic on top? ie encapsulating or sandwiching the regular (not gel) polish or varnish between gel or acrylic? I've got a ton of regular (not gel) glittery nail polish I would like to use incapsulated in acrylic if possible
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Alternative Princess
Im somewhere between Kirstie and Adam, I have more than one pair but its like 3 or 4 I think and I wear them to death. I rotate them so they last longer plus theyre all different colors so I play with that: ) That and my wardrobe is literally just t shirts and denim so the little bits of color spice it up a bit.
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Im somewhere between Kirstie and Adam, I have more than one pair but its like 3 or 4 I think and I wear them to death. I rotate them so they last longer plus theyre all different colors so I play with that: ) That and my wardrobe is literally just t shirts and denim so the little bits of color spice it up a bit.
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Victoria Thomascik
These are super cool. love me some Nikes lol hey kirsty what ever happen to mega gloss? I remember waaaaay back when you ALWAYS used mega gloss as a top coat and rarely used the topcoat. now all you use is top gloss and no mega gloss lol thanks for sharing hun
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These are super cool. love me some Nikes lol hey kirsty what ever happen to mega gloss? I remember waaaaay back when you ALWAYS used mega gloss as a top coat and rarely used the topcoat. now all you use is top gloss and no mega gloss lol thanks for sharing hun
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Amanda Harker
Stunning nails. I love that textured effect and of course the glow in the dark My dad makes the same comment when I buy more nail polish. I haven't counted how many bottles I have but I estimate about 200 if not more. I get the obsessive need to buy stuff.
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Stunning nails. I love that textured effect and of course the glow in the dark My dad makes the same comment when I buy more nail polish. I haven't counted how many bottles I have but I estimate about 200 if not more. I get the obsessive need to buy stuff.
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Miss Gail
Am I the only one that cringes each time she mispronounces Nike? Lol. No matter what country or what language a brand is a brand and its name doesnt change. Thankfully I'm here for her amazing talent and not her ability to pronounce things huh.
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Am I the only one that cringes each time she mispronounces Nike? Lol. No matter what country or what language a brand is a brand and its name doesnt change. Thankfully I'm here for her amazing talent and not her ability to pronounce things huh.
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dentednj
IN northeast America, New Jersey, we call trainers, sneakers. Don't know where that name came from but we've used it all my life. Maybe they're quiet shoes so you can sneak up on someone? I dunno.
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IN northeast America, New Jersey, we call trainers, sneakers. Don't know where that name came from but we've used it all my life. Maybe they're quiet shoes so you can sneak up on someone? I dunno.
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Frances
I live in Portland, Oregon home of Nike Headquarters, know lots who work there, my cousin is one of the vice-presidents. Proper pronunciation is NI-kee, emphasis on first syllable. There you go
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I live in Portland, Oregon home of Nike Headquarters, know lots who work there, my cousin is one of the vice-presidents. Proper pronunciation is NI-kee, emphasis on first syllable. There you go
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Cynthia Price
It's pronounced with the E, like Nik-E. My credentials: I live in Tracktown, USA (Eugene, OR, where Phil Knight developed his shoes with the help of Prefontaine (famous track star.
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It's pronounced with the E, like Nik-E. My credentials: I live in Tracktown, USA (Eugene, OR, where Phil Knight developed his shoes with the help of Prefontaine (famous track star.
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