Wednesday, April 11, 2012
30 Days of Blues for Autism Awareness - Julep Taylor
Welcome to Day 11 in my "30 Days of Blues". Today, I have for you a blue that, well, isn't really a blue at all... Julep Taylor.
Looks blue in the pictures, right? Well, in all honesty, it's not blue. It's a medium-toned periwinkle creme that is mostly purple with the tiniest of blue. The color kind of freaked out my camera and I could not get a true color picture of this one. The top picture is the closest to the real color.
It's kind of funny because I purchased this one because I wanted a blue periwinkle. I got it, and it's purple. Then I take a picture and it comes out blue. LOL. It's a pretty purple, but I still wish I could find the perfect periwinkle. Sigh.
Stamp is from Bundle Monster plate BM12 using Konad White Special Polish.
Julep Taylor is available on their website, www.julep.com. Retail cost is $14 per bottle, though if you are a Julep Maven, you get 20% off and free shipping.
As always, thank you so much for reading and participating in "30 Days of Blues". If you have any blue requests/suggestions, please send them my way to megan@apolishproblem.com.
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Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh! So cute x
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