Nail Toys We Want!

There are things that I've always wanted that I never received from my parents. I remember asking incessantly, but they were not having my cries. Below is the RoseArt The Real Shimmer N' Sparkle Nail Studio I wanted so badly. Part of the reason why my parents refused to purchase this for me was because I was not allowed to paint my fingernails until I was 10 years old (which is why I go for the hella tacky when I get my nails did). They'll pierce my ears as a 3-month old, but I'm not allowed to put nail color on my nails until I'm ten.

Below is the nail studio I coveted so much. I'm 23 years old, but if someone wants to make my dreams come true, I'm not going to say no.

As I was searching for this toy that I wanted so much, I came across the new toy Barbie came out with. For $245 dollars, you can have this nail printer. You can upload pictures and adjust images before you put them on your nail. Barbie really out-did herself with this new gadget!  How amazing is that?!  Watch how it works below:

Sure, these toys reinforce female stereotypes and encourage girls to be consumers of all things pink and "female". I can't be blamed for being conditioned to still want these things as an adult. It's not my fault I want to look fly, society is really to blame. It's not me, it's you.