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Newspaper Article
Brights and 'griege' chip away at natural nails
2010
Overview
\"Spring starts with lots of bright shades,\" agrees Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI's artistic director. \"It's not only pinks, it's bright shades from green to blue, purple and orange. Now the color story just goes on year round.\" \"These feel so right for spring because they're just so wrong - so dark,\" she says. \"But they're really gorgeous, and they do a nice job of quieting down all the happy, girlie dresses and fabric colors women typically wear come spring.\" \"Most women will tell you their nails break in the winter,\" says [Wilma Bergfeld]. \"As the weather gets more humid and warmer, the nails do better because they're hydrated.\"
Publisher
Halifax Media Group
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