DIY Nail Designs

By Jennifer M. Marimon The world’s smallest primate, the Philippines Tarsier, could be seen in the island of Bohol. These tiny nocturnal creatures are just the size of a human’s fist and possess big eyes with sockets that can’t be turned because they are attached to their skull. The destruction of their forest habitats made them part of the list of ... Read More

By Jennifer M. Marimon The history of the Great Wall of China is said to begun from the spring and autumn seasons when seven powerful states appeared at the same location. In order to defend themselves, they all built walls… to help keep invaders away. To give tribute to the amazing ingenuity of the Chinese, we bring you Great Walls nail ... Read More

By Jennifer M. Marimon The powerful symbol of fire is popular in myths and legends across the world. A source of heat and light, fire is vital to our world. Fire can also be a symbol of new life, just as in the story of the phoenix, the mythical bird that is destroyed by flames every so often to rise reborn. ... Read More

By Jennifer M. Marimon Have you forgotten the feeling of butterflies in your tummy or giving a butterfly kiss to your Mom and Dad? Butterfly kisses are a way to kiss with your eyelashes lightly touching someone’s cheek, much like the gentle flutter of butterfly wings. We often learn about butterfly kisses when we are just young children. Just like a ... Read More

By Kathryn M. D’Imperio In case you haven’t heard of them, Fimo Frooties (also Fruity / Fruitie slices) are one of the greatest nail art crazes of the moment. These adorable nail art pieces are tiny yet as intricate as can be. You can add miniature fruit nail designs made of fimo clay to your regular manicures and pedicures for beautiful ... Read More

By Jennifer M. Marimon In metaphor, Yin Yang is a union, a healthy balance of a man and a woman within ourselves. Yin is the woman, the nurturing energy that yields to the forces around it. Yin serves as the inspirations in our souls. Yang is the man, the action-oriented energy. Yang is a strong force that acts on our inspirations ... Read More

By Jennifer M. Marimon In Greek mythology, Goddess Hera heard a peacock complained about his voice. The peacock was so ashamed of his voice and asked the Goddess Hera why he didn’t have the voice of a nightingale. Hera told the peacock that the nightingale received the blessing of a beautiful voice while the peacock received vast beauty. Just as other ... Read More