Jennife Lopez: glittering dress-up
Filed under: Cosmetics, Celebrities with Style
Jennifer Lopez always has a glow about her, as if she was dipped in shimmering star dust. Her nails are just as glamorous as the rest of her, with a subtle but distinct pink shine. If you're a glitzy girl, then Jenny's style is the way to go. Her nails are just a little longer than some other ladies wear, and have a bedazzled glaze, like grown up body glitter made especially for nails. Try OPI Thrills in Beverly Hills Glitter Topcoat.
Click on the thumbnails to see which celeb owns each set of gorgeous nails!
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