🎉Congratulations! I can only imagine the feeling of triumph you must have! Someday I hope to experience it myself. Good progress on the others as well! I'm looking forward to future updates. Good luck!
Bravo, amazing job Amanda! I can't say exactly but I have some polishes from the early 2000's .... Wish I have kept some of my moms polishes! That would have been amazing!
bye bye violet! great job.. i love panning videos sooo much - especially nail polish projects - not so many of us out there. but i love your empties too. i just finished a red! covergirl classic red. which was ancient they do not even sell covergirl nail polish here in canada anymore. my oldest nail polish is from highschool. which sounds ok. until i tell you im 49...!!!! so 32-36 yrs old??!!.... annabelle in a light purple and an orange - names have long been missing from the bottles (canadian brand) - next is an avon - mambo melon, one of my favourites , must be about 22-29 yrs old. last year i finished avon bronze and nude which were from the same era. i have an old red earth (be072) from my 20s and oil of olay nail polish also from my early 20's neither of which are sold anymore (red earth as a company long gone, and oil of olay only sold cosmetics in canada for a short period)....i keep them all in the fridge...all 176 of them.... and have for years i think thats why they are still usable...currently my panning shade is essie muchi muchi (sidelined to my toes until after st pattys greens on my fingers)- which has to be 20 yrs old...a pale pink...that i have frankened with the last remnants of that classic red thinned out (i use thinner at the end - until its no longer workable on the nails, then the thinner cleans out the bottle - i like to see clear glass lol and i dumped it into the muchi muchi - which made it a really pretty medium pink. like a grandma rose/bubble gum pink mixed together)
Thank you! Ohh finishing a red will be a challenge for me, but how exciting! I have 2 CoverGirl polishes from the 90s; they don't sell it here either. (that I have seen in the last 2 decades, lol). Wow do you have a fridge for nail polish? They would surely get broken in my fridge! What a good idea to franken the remnants with thinner!
@@ItIsAmandaaalol - no i wish i had a nail polish fridge!!! i say that all the time, i want one in the garage lol. i steal one of the crispers and have them all in ziploc bags. (when my collection was smaller i had them on the shelves in plastic containers) everyone thinks its crazy..and i will never forget when one of my nephews was little and visiting for a sleepover and got genuinely mad because he opened the fridge and said all there is to eat here is nail polish!! slammed the fridge door lol he was about 7.
🎉Congratulations! I can only imagine the feeling of triumph you must have! Someday I hope to experience it myself.
Good progress on the others as well! I'm looking forward to future updates. Good luck!
You can do it! Just ignore every other color to focus on one, which is how I’m doing this 😂😂
Bravo, amazing job Amanda! I can't say exactly but I have some polishes from the early 2000's .... Wish I have kept some of my moms polishes! That would have been amazing!
It's funny the things we want to have held on to that we don't think about when we are passing them along! Those would be awesome polishes to have!
Making such good progress
I’m trying lol.
Dang, good job!!!
Why thank you!
bye bye violet! great job.. i love panning videos sooo much - especially nail polish projects - not so many of us out there. but i love your empties too. i just finished a red! covergirl classic red. which was ancient they do not even sell covergirl nail polish here in canada anymore. my oldest nail polish is from highschool. which sounds ok. until i tell you im 49...!!!! so 32-36 yrs old??!!.... annabelle in a light purple and an orange - names have long been missing from the bottles (canadian brand) - next is an avon - mambo melon, one of my favourites , must be about 22-29 yrs old. last year i finished avon bronze and nude which were from the same era. i have an old red earth (be072) from my 20s and oil of olay nail polish also from my early 20's neither of which are sold anymore (red earth as a company long gone, and oil of olay only sold cosmetics in canada for a short period)....i keep them all in the fridge...all 176 of them.... and have for years i think thats why they are still usable...currently my panning shade is essie muchi muchi (sidelined to my toes until after st pattys greens on my fingers)- which has to be 20 yrs old...a pale pink...that i have frankened with the last remnants of that classic red thinned out (i use thinner at the end - until its no longer workable on the nails, then the thinner cleans out the bottle - i like to see clear glass lol and i dumped it into the muchi muchi - which made it a really pretty medium pink. like a grandma rose/bubble gum pink mixed together)
Some great tips here, Kiki, thank you!
Thank you! Ohh finishing a red will be a challenge for me, but how exciting! I have 2 CoverGirl polishes from the 90s; they don't sell it here either. (that I have seen in the last 2 decades, lol). Wow do you have a fridge for nail polish? They would surely get broken in my fridge! What a good idea to franken the remnants with thinner!
@@ItIsAmandaaalol - no i wish i had a nail polish fridge!!! i say that all the time, i want one in the garage lol. i steal one of the crispers and have them all in ziploc bags. (when my collection was smaller i had them on the shelves in plastic containers) everyone thinks its crazy..and i will never forget when one of my nephews was little and visiting for a sleepover and got genuinely mad because he opened the fridge and said all there is to eat here is nail polish!! slammed the fridge door lol he was about 7.
Such good progress|
Thank you!