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merida_belle @lemmy.world
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Neutral But Make It Holo

Had a hard time catching the Holo flare in this one. This is Holo Taco Blushed Ice. The whole Barista collection they did is awesome and I find myself reaching for them anytime I need a “palate cleanser” lol.

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I really needed some lime green in my life…

Holo Taco Full Charge with Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Merry and Bright topper.

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God I Love Sparkles

Alchemy Lacquers Take Flight on pointer and pinky. Holo Taco Smokeshow on middle and ring.

I needed something sparkly for a pool party and these polishes delivered. What’s your favorite sparkly polish?

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Holo Taco Royal Crush
  • Holo Taco is the only online/boutique brand I’ve gotten into because I have followed its founder Cristine for many years. On purpose I’ve avoided so many others because I know I’ll instantly become addicted. I legit have only one Mooncat polish because it was an add on to an order for my mother in law and now I want so many of their polishes I’m finding it so hard to resist…

    But I do love HT quality, the polishes I have are all gorgeous and their customer service is excellent too. I’ll stick to them for now lol.

  • Holo Taco Royal Crush

    Forgot to post my latest mani so it’s a few days old at this point. Love the Holo Taco Royalty polishes, all three are gorgeous.

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    Reddit Refugees on Lemmy, how are you guys liking lemmy so far?
  • After I took the time to understand it, I love it. Just need my favorite communities to migrate/become more active (yes I’ve thought of starting at least one myself and might do so).

    I especially enjoy that I feel good about contributing to a conversation here. I didn’t comment much on Reddit because the mob seemed relentless at times.

    I’ve joined two instances and I think I need to do more to understand their differences (Lemmy.world vs discuss.online) before I settle on a “main.”

  • Happy Fourth!

    First post on Lemmy had to be a nail pic.

    Colors are Holo Taco Midnight Spark and Favourite Sister.

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    What is the single worst thing about the API changes?
  • I am a user and not a moderator. I was lucky enough when I joined Reddit to also discover Apollo and quickly thereafter got added to the TestFlight. For me Apollo was Reddit, and it was an excellent customizable experience. My feed could look how I wanted it to, I could block anyone and any keyword(s) and any subreddits I wanted. I was able to curate an actually positive feed in a world full of negativity and vitriol. No ads or suggestions or other nonsense I wasn’t interested in. The ability to change colors and app icons only made the experience better.

    When the change rumblings started and Christian was very positive about it, I was willing to pay a subscription (and switch to public) to continue enjoying such an excellent app for Reddit. I had a mild worry that it was not going to end well, but I had no reason to really believe it.

    When shit hit the fan a month ago I was happy to see protesting and hoped we’d see some kind of backpedaling or negotiating in the form of what they really wanted. As soon as the retaliation started I knew the end of what Reddit was had come. Enshittification at its finest. Especially regarding the accessibility issues.

    And then in the middle, Spez lied his ass off and Christian provided receipts, and then Spez doubled down. And at that moment I knew I could not support Reddit after June 30. I started with Lemmy yesterday and I’m already happier. I sense a renewed ability to curate a positive feed with people who mostly agree on Reddit’s bullshit. I’m currently bouncing between wefwef and Memmy apps, both of which emulate the Apollo experience.

    The thing, in the end, that made me saddest was seeing all the hate from users who don’t care about the API changes and were just angry about the blackouts, the John Oliver and Tim Cook posts, the “power hungry mods.” It invaded nearly every comments section I read over the past week. Of course the users are inconvenienced, that was the point. Reddit is nothing without its users and if such a small margin of people can make such a huge difference to the site, the writing should be on the wall for any average user. Alas, I had too much faith in the Reddit community. I hope they fail hard. I can’t wait to see what happens and be happy I’m no longer part of it.

    Tl;dr: the worst thing that came from the API changed was Spez and the mob of average Reddit users showing their true colors.