Book Review: A Whiff of Murder by Angela M. Sanders

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A Whiff of Murder  by Angela M. Sanders  is a spinoff of her Witch Way Librarian  series and opens with the reader meeting Lise Bloom, who works at the Lucky Lotus and can smell emotions. Hoping to learn more about her special gift, clairalience, she's suddenly thrust into the spotlight when she discovers the dead body of her boss, Dyann, in the back room of the store and becomes one of the prime suspects. With the help of her roommates, Lise sets out to prove her innocence and find out who could have a motive to kill her boss. I knew right off the bat that I had to read Sanders' latest novel without even reading the synopsis because I absolutely love her Witch Way Librarian  series. Additionally, I wanted another story by her to tide me over until the next installment of that series. A huge thank you to NetGalley and Kensington Publishing for approving my request for an Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) of  A Whiff of Murder  by Angela M. Sanders. I was ecstatic...
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Product Review: OPI Infinite Shine 2, Do You Sea What I Sea

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product review OPI Infinite Shine 2

Last weekend, I decided to paint my finger nails for the first time in a long time. Normally, I have them done professionally, but I thought it was something I could do myself instead shelling out money every couple of weeks for someone else to do. 

The main color I decided to use was Do You Sea What I Sea by OPI. It is part of their Infinite Shine line, which is shinier than their regular line, and it's a little pricier. I purchased it at Sally Beauty Supply, and it cost $12.99, plus tax.

When I painted my nails, I first began with one coat of OPI Formaldehyde Free Start to Finish Base Coat, Top Coat, & Strengthener. I let it dry for a few minutes before applying one coat of the OPI Infinite Shine 2, Do You Sea What I Sea. I did use Morgan Taylor Professional Nail Lacquer, I'm From the Fuschia on my middle fingers. After letting my nails dry again, I applied a second coat of nail polish and let them dry yet again before applying OPI Formaldehyde Free Start to Finish Base Coat, Top Coat, & Strengthener again.

product review OPI Infinite Shine 2

I was pleasantly surprised at how well my nails turned out and love how they looked. What surprised me the most was when I held my nails up next to my parent's car, the blue nail polish matched the paint on the car exactly. The polish lasted very well on my nails, even with my obsessive hand washing. I didn't do any heavy duty cleaning while I had the polish on, so I don't know how well it would hold up if you don't wear gloves while cleaning your home.

Last night, I did decide to change up my nail polish with some different colors, so I'll let you know what I think about those in another post. I used some super cute colors again. Stay tuned!

Five out five stars is what I give OPI Infinite Shine 2, Do You Sea What I Sea because it is super shiny, does not glob when you put it on your nails, and held up in water. And, of course, it looks absolutely fabulous on my nails. What are you waiting for? Go get some OPI Infinite Shine 2 Nail Polish right now . . . you won't be disappointed.


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