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Nail Polish Storage: Chanel, OPI, Essie, Zoya, Butter, RGB

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If the opportunity presents itself, meaning: if I have enough other cabinet space in the bathroom to permit it, which I just so happen to have at the moment, I love storing my nail polishes {& nail tools} in the medicine cabinet above the sink.


Here’s why: It all stays in one place. It helps me weed out the old colors because I only have so much space to add new ones. I love opening the cabinet and seeing all the pretty colors. I love how organized it always looks. And I love that if I ever have a snoopy guest, this is all they’ll find 😉

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* I bought those nail patches at Sephora ages ago & have yet to try them.
* That seafoam green nail buffer was my mom’s …from the 60’s. I don’t actually use it but I like the way it looks {though it looks dirtier in the photo than I ever noticed in person}
* I think my favorite brand of nail polish is OPI. It just seems to be the easiest to apply and stays on the longest.
* I go through nail files like water …I just bought 4 new ones yesterday. yay.
* If I go to the nail salon instead of doing my own mani/pedi I prefer to bring along my own color …so I can do touch-ups the very next day when it chips. grrr.
* I like Burt’s Bees Lemon Butter Cuticle Cremejust after removing polish.
* I’m not a huge fan of Zoya nail polishes {because they seem to peel off my nails, yuck} but I LOVE Zoya Nail Polish Removerbecause it’s gentle, isn’t awful to smell & apparently moisturizes & nourishes 😉
* I used Polka Dots Contact Paperfor the shelves of the cabinet
* See how I DIY’d our vintage medicine cabinet & other projects –> here
* See our Beach Brick bathroom in it’s entirety –> here and the new counter trays –> here
* Where do you keep your nail polishes?

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Maegan Tintari

LA native & lifestyle creator Maegan Tintari shares personal style, outfit inspiration, home decor, beauty, DIY projects, and everyday aesthetic living here—at loveMaegan.com—an editorial-style space filled with visual inspiration and creative ideas since 2007.

For deeper personal essays on reinvention, starting over, creativity, and rebuilding life from the inside out, you can also find her writing on Substack and everywhere else as @loveMaegan

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