Facial Palsy.UK awareness week started yesterday and Atima (aka @nailsbynemo) asked some of us ladies to join in and help spread awareness.
HERE, you can read more about Atima's story and personal victories.
Yesterday we posted a collage of everyone's creations, which you can see HERE and this is my own:
Can you see his smile? No?
Well, that's because when suffering from Facial
Palsy the muscles and nerves on the affected part of your face are so weakened
or even damaged that you can't make yourself smile - you can learn more about
it HERE.
Purple is the awareness colour for Facial Palsy so
you can go ahead and paint your nails purple - don't forget the tag!
I went with this lilac/lavender (?) purple shade
instead, to make my design clear to everyone. I used Flormar Beauty Toys
BT08 Pony Tale.
Everything else was freehand, using acrylic paint.
I knew you would nail the mani for this project! This purple shade is beautiful and your free-hand skills are to die for :) Great job sweetie.
ReplyDeleteThis is really a beautiful dedication - I love seeing manis to raise awareness. <3 Not to mention, that purple is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI saw the collage of all of these manicures on Instagram...a really touching tribute!
ReplyDeleteGreat nail art for a great cause ❤
ReplyDeleteLove what you did here, very creative! Great cause too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great cause, I have a close friend with this disorder and you're very right it's quite misunderstood. Love that purple!
ReplyDeleteThese are so nice to show support for the cause.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. a lovely shade by the way!
ReplyDeleteThis one hits close to home as my sister-in-law was afflicted by this last year. Fortunately she has recovered almost completely, but it was a difficult and painful time for her. I think it's great that Atima had the courage to reach out for support and that you're helping with awareness!
ReplyDeleteA great way to show your support!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely of you to show your support :) love that purple!
ReplyDeleteIt was a pleasure - and yes the purple is a cutesy ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you, glad you think so, dear.
ReplyDeleteHappy to hear your siste-in-law overcame it all - I can't imagine all the emotional struggle this condition has on people. I think the physical is perhaps the least of it all. And I agree, Atima did show such courage and strenght putting herself out there!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Lisa. I wanted something special.
ReplyDeleteThank you, John - it's always great to see you like it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, hun.
ReplyDeleteIf only we talked more about it - hopefully this initiative will reach people :)
Thank you so much, Allie! I also think it's a great cause to support :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, hun :))
ReplyDeleteI was quite happy to be part of it - the initiative and its purpose is really moving, really.
ReplyDeleteSame here! They not only show how strong a community can be when everyone gets together, but I also feel it does broaden the awareness spectrum of people - do you know what I mean?
ReplyDeleteAww, sweetie! Don't know what to say to that! <3 Thank you so much, luv **
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