As a pharmacy student, we have work placements to complete as part of the course and this time round i opted for placement in a rural NSW hospital. Of course the first thing that crossed my mind beside what makeup would I wear included, what nail polishes would be considered work appropriate!
Now being a uni student, i tend to get away with the occasional bright and bolder colours and i'm rather carefree with my colour choices when it comes to polishes. So when i was packing,some tough choices had to be made! After all, i had to make a good impression;)
These were what i came up with. I narrowed it down to 3 shades of what i considered neutral and work appropriate. I did manage to inject some colour but in a more subdued manner with the pink and lilac. The grey, i thought was a great choice as it just looks classy on short nails and goes with most work attire.
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| American Apparel L'Esprit, Sinful Colors Roses Dozen, Zoya Dove |
I'm also studying in the health field, and when we go on placements, nail polish is sort of 'looked down' upon. :( I think it's because we have to do physical examinations on patients etc.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, that American Apparel nail polish is lovely. :) xx
we don't have to do the physical examinations just dealing of the drugs;) AA nail polishes are lovely, need to get my hands on a few more!
Deletegood choice :) .. the AA nailpolish is really pretty
ReplyDeletethanks hun:)
DeleteI'm loving all of these shades. They're all soft and pretty :)
ReplyDeleteyay!!approval from another nail polish junkie;) thanks vita
DeleteI'm also studying in the health field. We aren't allowed to have nail polish or long nails as we are constantly examining/treating patients. But if I could wear polish it would be OPI Coney Island Cotton Candy or Revlon Grey Suede.
ReplyDeleteooo those are great picks! very neutral and professional:)
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