From the Concert Series collection

This polish is 5-FREE, vegan, and cruelty free.

Size: 15mL / .5 fl oz

Wheat Kings (inspired by The Tragically Hip) is a smoky grey base with a stunning red/pink to gold shifting shimmer.

The Hip is a VERY Canadian band, with pockets of fans in the US. If you missed out on The Tragically Hip, it really is a tragedy. There is nothing like them, and Gord Downie was a master at his craft. He was a brilliant writer and musician, an activist and philanthropist, and one of the most unique performers I have been blessed to see. TW; death.  Gord was diagnosed with incurable brain cancer late in 2015. He kept it hidden from the public until May of 2016, and almost immediately after revealing that he was going to die, he went on tour. The most farewellest of farewell tours. I was able to see them at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, which was one of their last shows. It was SO emotional. I can hardly think about it even now, 6 years later, without welling up. He was captivating. He had a way of connecting with his audience, and he stood on stage and said goodbye to every single section in that arena one by one. They played their final show in his hometown of Kingston, and it was broadcast live on the CBC to an estimated 12 million people. It felt like all of Canada was watching. Ever the activist, in the middle of the set, Downie made a plea for reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous peoples.

The Concert Series consists of shades inspired by bands that Pam has had the pleasure to see live in concert. It’s a colourful soundtrack of her taste in music.

SWATCHED BY
Caitlin Gladney-Hatcher @caitlinswatches
Dee Na @deepika5
Michelle Steane @manicuremanifesto
Tanya Payne @tanyatopia_too

VIDEOS AND BLOG POSTS
Manicure Manifesto https://www.manicuremanifesto.com/2022/07/girly-bits-cosmetics-concert-series.html
Caitlin Swatches https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1fNU8x__HQ