Nail Polish Haul

I went on a nail polish splurge and got 4 new colours. Essie - Hubby For Desset, I Pink I Can, Footloose and OPI - Girls Love Diamonds. Nail polish can get super expensive and honestly, paying $12 for one is just way too much. There are some beauty discount stores across Toronto that I make sure to check out first before hitting the big retail stores. These are just some I've stumbled upon, if you know others, please share them in the comments section!

Toronto Barber and Beauty Supply- Bay and Dundas
First of all, its super convenient for me as my workplace is literally across the street. The selection is quite good, mainly for classic OPI/Essie/China Glaze shades as well as the latest collections. Essie/China Glaze polishes are at reg. price $5.95, while OPI polishes are $9.99 (?) reg. price. They also have baskets filled with old or seasonal colours that start at $2.99! or $5.99 for OPI. Unless I'm looking for a specific shade, I really do enjoy trying out new colours this way without feeling too guilty if I dont like it. They also carry Seche Vite products which I highly recommend!

Winners - Yonge and College
The Winners at this location often carries a good selection of OPI and China Glaze polishes. Although its often a hit or miss, just a quick visit sometimes have often surprised me. Usually it ranges from $5.99 but I think I've seen it lower at times. They also carry Seche Vite products and it probably is the cheapest I've ever seen anywhere.

Beauty Supply Outlet - Yonge and Eglinton
I'm not sure how valid this is anymore since the last time I went, the lady told me that the store decided to discontinue all Essie products. But all of their Essie polishes were listed at $5.99. I should probably go back and confirm.



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