I think as long as the bottle cap is tight without any gloop around the neck and it’s kept out of direct light nail polish can last forever. I still have a bottle of rimmel black cherry polish I had in high school - 1996!!!- and it’s still good. It’s my oldest bottle so it’s kept for the nostalgia.
they (and jenna) are my guilty pleasure on youtube. im a dude. i dont do fashion and make up and dressing up, etc. but I just love their personalities. theyre so friendly and confident and fun. I want to be them when i grow up (ok im like only 5-10ish years younger than them LOL. i was born in 1997 while she was discovering nail art ) 5:06 "comment down below if thats longer than youve been alive". thats exactly how long ive been alive lol
I was only allowed the exact shade of pale pink as my nail beds for a while, then I smuggled a Stargazer black polish I bought on a market into the house and caused a rumpus.
Lmao. I'm grateful my mum painted mine for me from a very young age. Id insist on getting two shades - one on each hand. She doesn't wear it herself - she thinks it's gross on her but never stopped me
I remember when a girl in my class printed off tiny pictures of Katy Perry and put them on her nails with a thick layer of clear polish and we all thought that was the coolist shit ever
I'm a 70 year old lady. I have only ever had one professional manicure in my life. I have never used nail polish ever. But I'm so bored right now, I'm watching this. Thanks for the video. 💚💛💖🧡
@@DontEatYourMicrowave she was only born in the 1950's not like it was 10000 years ago the 1950s-2021 is very well documented theres lots and lots of info online about what the world was like then :)
I would really love to see her try to do nail art either with "drunk" goggles or prism goggles. Every time I see an art tutorial using them, i think of Cristina lol
"When I discovered you could paint each nail a different color" It wasn't until last year that it hit me that the nails on both hands didn't have to match, thanks to Cristine 😭😂
They had holo in 97! I was obsessed with a lilac holo polish. Wish I could remember the brand. I was so sad when I used the entire bottle. Even added remover to try to get every last drop lol!
I wasn’t allowed to paint my nails red, black, or any “dark colors” until I was like 16, because my mom thought it was too “ghoulish”…..whatever that meant 😒🤷🏼♀️
My mother also wouldn’t allow red as she saw it as something promiscuous and that black would make me a goth. Well jokes on her I now dress like an “emo nightmare”.
I remember that book! I had both versions because my grandma fell for the different cover photos too. I had so much fun doodling on my nails with those paints, I think it kind of spawned my love of drawing all over myself. And later tattoos. Nail art, it's a gateway!
Shout out to my single dad who begrudgingly indulged my 8 year old self in painting my nails for every holiday following this gem of a book. I vividly remember the Halloween manicure. Love you pops.
I think Cristine would’ve gotten a better result if she just made a bunch of smaller versions rather than try to cover her whole nail with the art since she is an adult and her nails are definitely longer than average. But overall what’s most important is that Cristine had fun and I’m happy for her
Yeah, I was just about to comment, but since you already said it, I'll reply to you - the whole time I watched it I was thinking "Look at the size on the nails in the pictures! Think shorter!"
Omg I had this kit! They kept producing them well into the early 2000’s when I was a kid. I still remember how they smelled because they weren’t normal nail polish
This book was such a tool for bonding between my mom and I. I would flip through page after page trying to decide what nail art I wanted her to do for me. She would always indulge me using the trusty toothpick and an old piece of cardboard that she’d sometimes mix colors on. The cardboard god so covered in paint dots that it had a thick layer of coat upon coat. Wow what memories this video unlocked for me. Thank you. 💕
My mother was always too busy to do stuff like this, and my dad tried to keep me away from beauty products and such (which is ironic now that I'm planning to go into cosmetology) but my father had a board from an old an easel that I would use to set paper on before painting, and eventually it became absolutely covered in paint. He still has it now. I think eventually I got one of these (a more modern version I think) at a scholastic book fair, which he was not too happy about lol.
In Klutz’s defense, the nail paint with the book were not supposed to be used as full coverage nail polish, it was supposed to be used for basically just the small details.
For a big chunk of my childhood, I had a large nail polish stain on my comforter from painting my nails on my bed...so can understand why some parents wouldn't be excited about their children having access to nail polish, lol.
Or painting on the walls!! My step sister did that with nail polish AND make-up.... Ohhhh she got it good when they found out. It never came off either 😆
This has strong book fair vibes. Remember when you felt like a god for having 10 bucks and you only bought shitty pencils or a poster? Not any of those books in plastic containers that had separate merch like necklaces. We were too poor for those.
Omg I remember those! I remember collecting change all over the house to buy those scented erasers, and a laminated book-marker. I still have one of the erasers but it smells like pencil shavings now
I bought one of these Klutz books from a book fair at school! It came with a dotting tool and wash off nail polish. I LOVED IT! Turned me into the nail polish addict I am.
I used to use an old dried out skinny marker as a brush to do this kind of nail art. I'm talking about using the marker to dip into the nail polish and use it as a brush, not drawing with the ink. It works so much better than a toothpick for the fine details.
@@toomuchiridium No, it's definitely a dried out marker. It was a skinny marker with a thin tip. I would pour a small drop of nail polish into a plastic soda bottle cap and use it sort of like an artist mixing palate that I would dip the marker into. This way, you can kind of control the thickness and taper of the polish lines the same way you would control that with a calligraphy pen. I used it to do tiger stripes on my toe nails and I used to get so many compliments. It looked totally professional.
@@toomuchiridium No, I tried ink once and that was a big mistake. I colored my nails with a blue Crayola water based marker, then put some glitter glue on top of that, then covered it with clear nail polish. This was when I was a kid, 20+ years ago. I did the first two parts at school. It looked great at first, like normal blue nail polish with a glitter top coat. But when it came time to remove it, that was a problem! The ink left deep blue stains that were impossible to get off with nail polish remover. I ended up having to sand the stains off with a nail file. Never again.
simply! I actually have an idea for u, if u ever make a beige or a matcha like green shade of nail polish you can call it " tea ya'll later!" ( cause u always say see ya'll later in the outro..)
I think this nail art has a charming quality about it's like the illustrations in a children's book. Imagine mothers taking the peelies and putting them in their photo albums and writing "babie's first nail art" lol
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WOW, this Klutz book (cover #2) was such a formative part of my childhood. I will never forget the number of yin-yang manicures I gave myself with nail polish that shriveled and peeled as soon as you washed your hands
i was only allowed to paint my nails nude or light pink and could only do it for special occasions as a child. now I live the holo lifestyle (and my mother hates it)
Did anyone else actually have this book as a kid? I remember being obsessed with the little mouse nails at 2:51!! (Also I got my book in like the mid to late 2000s, so that might explain why some of the nail polishes held on - some of the books might be slightly newer.)
@@emilyinspace2255 my mother let me wear red one time, to match my Valentine’s Day dress. (Yes, she was that kind of mom) and I was absolutely ecstatic.
When I was a kid I remember I got chapstick from a Barbie magazine (yes, I'm a guy and I used to like them, moving on). I wish I had books like these back then tho.
Back when perfection isn't everywhere and making mistakes while laughing it off is the fun part. Nope im not that old but perfectionism these days are crazy
@69M views i think you should follow your hearts content, do whatever you want because you can do anything. If people bring you down then you don't listen, do whatever you want:) ❤️edit : I just watched one of your videos and you are literally so talented
In 1997 i was 2, and must ppl here wasnt even burn yet I just wanna say i painted my nails after a billion years on saturday using your tips. A true nail artist ♥️
I have been watching you for quite awhile and I have to say your tips on putting a base coat down is genius! I did it the first time on Sunday when I did my nails after buffing them with the emery board. And my nails look amazing! I wish I could put a pic up...but I don't think the comment section will let me. Regardless!! I'm so pleased with how my nails turned out! Thank you for all the tips and tricks you give in your videos! I can't wait to see what other crazy shinanagans you guys get yourselfs into. I hope you continue to stay safe and healthy during this difficult time. Much love, Katie H
I know I, a 34-year-old- lady, had that book in the late 90s, but I do not remember the nail polishes being acrylics. Now I can't remember if I just got the version that came with no polish, if the polish I did get was real nail polish, or if I just blocked it out completely. I definitely remember using a baby blue polish to make butterflies, though. And we had glitter nail polish for sure then, but I think it was mostly true glitter--Not a lot of holo. ANYWAYS. Thanks for this trip down memory lane!
I had this book (as a 17 year old in 1997) and did the designs all the time! My favorite were the ladybug and dice. But I usually used real nail polish instead of their paints :)
This book brings back so many memories! My stepdad specializes in mechanical engineering for cameras and is super good with fine detail work. He used to paint little ladybugs and paw prints on my nails.🥰🥰
the "vibe" for tutorials was so different: It didn't have to be perfect. Just have fun while doing it (on a rainy day because kids used to go outside to play.)
I was a teenager in the 90s, and the only polish we had access to in my town was the basic red/pink shades you could find in the drug store. No fun blues or even black. We used to mix our own colors by adding acrylic paint and glitter into clear bases.
THE KLUTZ BOOKS!!!!! dude yes - lets make friendship bracelets with thread omg that one was my favorite
Hi Saf
Saf ily ♡
vsco girls beat y’all to it lmao 😂
Yes please do this together 😭🙏🏻😍
Omg hi Saf!
It's happening people..Cristine is rediscovering her Nail art skills
😮
AHHHH SHIT CRISTINE NOTICED MY COMMENT!!
It didn’t think it would come to a 90’s kids book but…. at least it’s happening 🤷♀️
@@anitarathod9277 congrats mate 😄
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I actually found three bottles of polish from late 80s - it was in good shape surprisingly- I was shocked 😮
Love this trip to 90s nails🤍suzie
That video was so much fun! I am living for this nail art through the decades!
Oh yeah I watched that video!
Suzie!!! 💞💞
I love you Suzie 💖💕
I think as long as the bottle cap is tight without any gloop around the neck and it’s kept out of direct light nail polish can last forever. I still have a bottle of rimmel black cherry polish I had in high school - 1996!!!- and it’s still good. It’s my oldest bottle so it’s kept for the nostalgia.
"don't eat nail polish. I've been telling you that, since the day I was born"
Proceeds to make two cakes out of nail polish and makes Ben eat it
Cause she can make her man die of "eating expired edible nail polish" rather than herself.
I think the child-like aesthetic of the art is actually quite charming.
I thought that too!
I just double liked your comment idk how, but I did!
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The butterfly kind of looks like an adorable lobster.
I thought the same thing!!
Guys why are people not noticing her hair?? She's trying out so many new looks I'm so happy yay!!
i did at the very beggining, it looks so good on her
so long
Well I mean she can do what every she wants I don’t think it’s that surprising
I know she likes make up but since she can't maybe she's trying to make a compromise.... ( not saying she's insecure or anything)
I'm late to the party but it was the first thing I noticed!
I love how Safiya and Cristine always mention each other in their videos. They have such a great friendship.
they (and jenna) are my guilty pleasure on youtube. im a dude. i dont do fashion and make up and dressing up, etc. but I just love their personalities. theyre so friendly and confident and fun. I want to be them when i grow up (ok im like only 5-10ish years younger than them LOL. i was born in 1997 while she was discovering nail art )
5:06 "comment down below if thats longer than youve been alive". thats exactly how long ive been alive lol
@@pvic6959 was born in 96 and am a girl but that’s irrelevant since I totally relate to all of that! lol
@@litneyloxan haha welcome to the club!
We weren’t allowed to paint our nails red.
My grandmother called it a sex color 😂
I was only allowed the exact shade of pale pink as my nail beds for a while, then I smuggled a Stargazer black polish I bought on a market into the house and caused a rumpus.
I'm gladly wearing nothing but red nail polish these days 😂
I love it, and I embrace all the tramp vibes 😎
Yes! Red was for hookers 😂🤣😭
Lmao. I'm grateful my mum painted mine for me from a very young age. Id insist on getting two shades - one on each hand. She doesn't wear it herself - she thinks it's gross on her but never stopped me
Reminds me of Miss Congeniality lmao "Those were satan's panties!"
I knew this day would come. Simply old school is here.
Hell yeAh 😄
True
I upload vidz 💗
LOL
#Simplysstillgotit
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cristine: “don’t eat the nail polish” i’ve been saying that since i was born
also cristine: making a cake with nail polish!
2 cakes actually!
LMFAAOOO
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I remember when a girl in my class printed off tiny pictures of Katy Perry and put them on her nails with a thick layer of clear polish and we all thought that was the coolist shit ever
Omg or the news paper nails, revolutionary
I remember my aunt used to do that to her nails and I thought it was so cool(she was like 19/20? at the time I think)
That's cool
Actually that sounds cool🤣 during my childhood everything was glitter cheap nailpolish
I just coloured mine with black sharpie lol
I'm a 70 year old lady. I have only ever had one professional manicure in my life. I have never used nail polish ever. But I'm so bored right now, I'm watching this. Thanks for the video. 💚💛💖🧡
Oh wow that’s crazy to think about, how was it like when you were young? You seen very interesting xx
If you do nail art, you can be the real life Nail Sunny
What was your childhood like?
@@DontEatYourMicrowave she was only born in the 1950's not like it was 10000 years ago
the 1950s-2021 is very well documented theres lots and lots of info online about what the world was like then :)
@@bunnylakeisntmissing everyone's life was different, lol
I would really love to see her try to do nail art either with "drunk" goggles or prism goggles. Every time I see an art tutorial using them, i think of Cristina lol
Did you really write CristinA?!😱😅
@@julialairaschneeberger oh lordy. Oopsie 🙈🙈🙈
😡 Christina............😡😡😡🤬😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
@@movie_time5396 can i get you some coffee or tea?
@@MorwenMcGregor she would like a Uji Matcha Latte with extra whipped cream and a blueberry muffin
The "WhAt Do YoU tHiNk?!" montage made me so happy!
@69M views clickbait nickname and spam under all the comments will not help you
ME TOO!!!
Yes
@@I_barni_I report, report, report ✨
It's been so long since she last used it
"I'm just 32 years old in my basement" is Cristine's version of Jenna's "I'm a 32 year old lady"
Yes. Just YES
I miss Jenna :'(
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I thought the same thing! I was checking comments to see if anyone said that. I miss Jenna :(
@@lizzie12456 i miss jenna SO much! Im glad we got a dog birhtday this year from julie
Whenever I hear someone say "WHAT DO YOU THINK?" I'm constantly reminded of the commercial you were in and it repeats itself as it does in your videos
Me too
ME TOO!! my head just starts "what do you think??" Like four times
Same 😁😅🤣🤣🤣
Waittt that was her in the commercial??
"When I discovered you could paint each nail a different color"
It wasn't until last year that it hit me that the nails on both hands didn't have to match, thanks to Cristine 😭😂
honestly same energy as me realising that I could have pancakes any day, not just on pancake tuesday 💀
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I'm so thrown off by Cristine wearing her hair down instead of a braid like every video lol
nice pfp :)
@@stebprolol1288 thanks! Her name’s Lily
that’s nice !! just thought it was cool how we kind of have matching pfps :) like awkward pics of our dogs
@@stebprolol1288 oh yeah! I couldn’t tell what yours was of until I tapped on it lol
@@stebprolol1288 ehhhhhhhh! Dog pfp club! (his name is bandit)
i’m literally 16 and i had that exact book when i was in 3rd and 4th grade
Whoaa nice
Cool!
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@@AreebProductions ok
i'm 18 and had a really similar one for hairstyles
They had holo in 97! I was obsessed with a lilac holo polish. Wish I could remember the brand. I was so sad when I used the entire bottle. Even added remover to try to get every last drop lol!
oh yes. the classic “what do you think” clip inclusion that comes with any simply nail art video! it seems the universe is shifting back into balance.
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god i hate all these spam comments lmao
youtube needs to do something, i’m tired of reporting them
I wasn’t allowed to paint my nails red, black, or any “dark colors” until I was like 16, because my mom thought it was too “ghoulish”…..whatever that meant 😒🤷🏼♀️
My father let me pierce my ears because somehow that was the less invasive the nail Polish.💀
Omygoshhh literally the sameee my mom was like.....are you tryna be a witch? 🥰
My mother also wouldn’t allow red as she saw it as something promiscuous and that black would make me a goth. Well jokes on her I now dress like an “emo nightmare”.
she didnt want you to be the person who posts "ITS SPOOKY TIME" in june
OH MY GOD SAME my parents wouldn't let me wear anything "gothic" but SURPRISE i became a massive emo anyway
Cristine: “…after 24 years”
Me: “wow, that nail polish is old”
Also me realizing I was born the same year as that book: “wait a damn minute…”
Oh my god. I related to hard to that 😂
Lol that was my exact reaction as well
Same 😂 hahaha I turned 24 last week :)
Is this the inner voice of everyone born in 1997 🤔😂
Same 😂😂
I remember that book! I had both versions because my grandma fell for the different cover photos too. I had so much fun doodling on my nails with those paints, I think it kind of spawned my love of drawing all over myself. And later tattoos.
Nail art, it's a gateway!
“Don’t eat the nail polish, I’ve been telling you that since they day I was born.”
(Cut to that one time Cristine baked a nail polish cake)
I 100% expected them to throw up the thumbnail lmaoo
That was two times lol
Baby cristine: da.....d......
Parents: shes about to say her first words!
Baby cristine: dont eat da nail polish
I thought her first word would have been "holo" 🥺
lmao
OMG THANKS FOR THE LIKES AND THE HEART OMG
Cringeeeee
OMG I googled Thea Lorentzen and found out she's an artist
Awesome i was just about to do that lol! :)
Award winning graphics designer
I was disappointed Christine didn’t google her! Awesome that she’s doing things, living life
I remember my mom having a nail drill and putting charms hanging from her nails in the 90's
@Rock girl what do they sell
@@anonymouspotato1022 its a bot
@@Alex_...34565 I realized that now
Thats cool mom energy right there
Shout out to my single dad who begrudgingly indulged my 8 year old self in painting my nails for every holiday following this gem of a book. I vividly remember the Halloween manicure. Love you pops.
Dude hell yea, pass him a beer from us
What a mensch
Thats awesome, give him a high five from me 😁
Flashback to the moment I realized 'beginner friendly' was an outright lie.
Probably every single 'beginner friendly' book back then lmao.
I think Cristine would’ve gotten a better result if she just made a bunch of smaller versions rather than try to cover her whole nail with the art since she is an adult and her nails are definitely longer than average. But overall what’s most important is that Cristine had fun and I’m happy for her
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or done BEN's nails..!
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Yeah, I was just about to comment, but since you already said it, I'll reply to you - the whole time I watched it I was thinking "Look at the size on the nails in the pictures! Think shorter!"
Omg I had this kit! They kept producing them well into the early 2000’s when I was a kid. I still remember how they smelled because they weren’t normal nail polish
I think the "multiplied by 10 of course" part refers to the fact that you have to paint ten fingers, rather than just one lol
It makes sense!! 😂♥️
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Cristine : 'In 1997, i was...' (calculating)
Me : 'born.'
Had to google Thea Lorentzen: she was Senior Project Editor at the New York Times - so you picked the right paper to paint over lol
Had to do the same before I found your comment) Team fact checking 👊
I can't hear the phrase 'Whaddya think?" Without hearing the simplynailogical version of it.
This book was such a tool for bonding between my mom and I. I would flip through page after page trying to decide what nail art I wanted her to do for me. She would always indulge me using the trusty toothpick and an old piece of cardboard that she’d sometimes mix colors on. The cardboard god so covered in paint dots that it had a thick layer of coat upon coat. Wow what memories this video unlocked for me. Thank you. 💕
I did the same thing with my daughters! This video was full of feels!
My mother was always too busy to do stuff like this, and my dad tried to keep me away from beauty products and such (which is ironic now that I'm planning to go into cosmetology) but my father had a board from an old an easel that I would use to set paper on before painting, and eventually it became absolutely covered in paint. He still has it now. I think eventually I got one of these (a more modern version I think) at a scholastic book fair, which he was not too happy about lol.
"it doesn't look like a butterfly... it looks like an X chromosome"
😂😂😂💀💀💀
And the thing is, she’s spot fucking on. Those look like X chromosomes in a human body.
“Water based, peel off, non-toxic, Klutz”
Simply: “That’s me”
ALSO SAME
😂😂😂😂
Baby Cristine: D- Da-
Simplymomanddadlogical: She's gonna say her first word!
Baby Cristine: D- D- Don't eat nail polish.
Simplymomanddadlogical: 😀
Cristine: we didn't have cleanup brushes
Us: we don't have the Holo Taco cleanup brushes yet 👀
I thought she was using this video as a ploy to drop the brushes 😫
@@YeahShaw so did I, or at least a little hint that they would be coming soon
@@LishB1011 I mean, with the best brushes in the world I will be no better at nail art, but I still want them :D
They low key in the works. You can spot them from time to time
@@YeahShaw check out a couple of the live streams and I think last video. She uses a brush funny that could be to cover up the logo
In Klutz’s defense, the nail paint with the book were not supposed to be used as full coverage nail polish, it was supposed to be used for basically just the small details.
I miss 90's kits. Nails and friendship bracelets were my jam.
Same here!
Omg! I live in Belarus and my father used to go to Canada for work, when I was little. And once he brought me exact same nail art book, so nostalgic😍
For a big chunk of my childhood, I had a large nail polish stain on my comforter from painting my nails on my bed...so can understand why some parents wouldn't be excited about their children having access to nail polish, lol.
Or painting on the walls!! My step sister did that with nail polish AND make-up.... Ohhhh she got it good when they found out. It never came off either 😆
@sus literally me too. Dark red polish on a jungle theme comforter. 🥴
I never thought about it being the mess.... but I spilt a bottle on the living room carpet as a kid, so I guess those parents were right to worry 😅
This has strong book fair vibes. Remember when you felt like a god for having 10 bucks and you only bought shitty pencils or a poster? Not any of those books in plastic containers that had separate merch like necklaces. We were too poor for those.
Omg I remember those! I remember collecting change all over the house to buy those scented erasers, and a laminated book-marker. I still have one of the erasers but it smells like pencil shavings now
This comment gave me extreme flashbacks. 😂
I stole 10 dollars from my mom’s purse to buy MORE books from the book fair. She would have given it to me regardless. No regrets..
Same ✌🏼
I bought one of these Klutz books from a book fair at school! It came with a dotting tool and wash off nail polish. I LOVED IT! Turned me into the nail polish addict I am.
I used to use an old dried out skinny marker as a brush to do this kind of nail art. I'm talking about using the marker to dip into the nail polish and use it as a brush, not drawing with the ink. It works so much better than a toothpick for the fine details.
The first half of the comment made me think you used the ink and made me feel better about how I would use Tipp-Ex on my nails
@@toomuchiridium I read the first half the same way
@@toomuchiridium No, it's definitely a dried out marker. It was a skinny marker with a thin tip. I would pour a small drop of nail polish into a plastic soda bottle cap and use it sort of like an artist mixing palate that I would dip the marker into. This way, you can kind of control the thickness and taper of the polish lines the same way you would control that with a calligraphy pen. I used it to do tiger stripes on my toe nails and I used to get so many compliments. It looked totally professional.
@@toomuchiridium No, I tried ink once and that was a big mistake. I colored my nails with a blue Crayola water based marker, then put some glitter glue on top of that, then covered it with clear nail polish. This was when I was a kid, 20+ years ago. I did the first two parts at school. It looked great at first, like normal blue nail polish with a glitter top coat. But when it came time to remove it, that was a problem! The ink left deep blue stains that were impossible to get off with nail polish remover. I ended up having to sand the stains off with a nail file. Never again.
@@shawn.spencer I'm glad I edited the comment then, to include the second part. I almost didn't do that.
simply! I actually have an idea for u, if u ever make a beige or a matcha like green shade of nail polish you can call it " tea ya'll later!" ( cause u always say see ya'll later in the outro..)
Can we all just appreciate how pretty Cristine looks with that hair style 🥺❤❤
Cristine: says something about 1997 being 24 years ago.
Me: Wow. That's such a long time ago
Me, born 1998, a few moments later: 👁️👄👁️
Damnnnn I’m from 1998 toooo
Why is this me hahaha
Lmao same! Literally I came into existence in March 1998😂😂😂
June 1998
Same. I'm from 97 and I was like 'Wow 24 years, that's a long time.' and then I realised. I'm turning 24 this year
"If this is released in 2020 it would had Safiya face on it" lol 😂😂
I actually had this exact book as a kid. This brought back some nice memories. 😊
I love how Cristine is wearing this sweater totally hinting the summer creme collection that was released today. So Low-key Sneaky 😎
OH MY GOD she totally is 😂 that's hilarious and brilliant
Yeee!
Right!!??!
Cristine... it tells you about “top coat” on page 8... (it’s labeled as clear polish)
i think they said nail painting is multiplied by 10 because we have 10 fingernails 😂😂 why did it take me so long to understand it HAHAHA
ohhh that makes sense hhhaaha
Omg I didn't even get it... Bet Cristine didn't too haha
I’m living for her outfit and hair
Alternate Titel: Christine learns that sometimes books come in different editions
Or that old books images told the Truth
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lol
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ライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもんね（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした！今後は気を付けないとね. .
! 💖🖤 ❤️#今後は気をライブ配信の再編あり
がとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#かならりやばかったですね！#１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（#笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,.💖🖤 #在整個人類歷史上，#強者，#富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，#氏族，#城鎮，#城市和鄉村中的弱者，#無`'#守和貧窮成員。#然而，#人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，#被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，#並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。.#說到食物，#不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。#相反，#他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。#他們學會了清潔，#切塊，#調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，#在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，#並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（#如山核桃，#山核桃和豆科灌木 #來調味食物煮的時候
Hahahaha xD
Cristine: does nail art
My brain: *EVERYONE STAY CALM IT'S HAPPENING*
I think this nail art has a charming quality about it's like the illustrations in a children's book. Imagine mothers taking the peelies and putting them in their photo albums and writing "babie's first nail art" lol
@69M views It's amazing! The fact that you can achieve such depth with black ink and charcoal is so cool. Also you have a cute chihuahua
I was born in 2000 and I had this set growing up! Such memories
In today’s edition of Simply nail art: Cristine gets high by smelling acrylic nail polish 💅 from the 90s 😂😂😂
Cristine: “pressure to be perfect didnt exist back then”
~five seconds later~
Cristine: “this isnt about being perfect its about being a kid”
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ライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもんね（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした！今後は気を付けないとね. .
! 💖🖤 ❤️#今後は気をライブ配信の再編あり
がとうです！#この日のライブ配信は、#かならりやばかったですね！#１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（#笑）#やっぱり人参最高！#まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,.💖🖤 #在整個人類歷史上，#強者，#富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，#氏族，#城鎮，#城市和鄉村中的弱者，#無`'#守和貧窮成員。#然而，#人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，#被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，#並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。.#說到食物，#不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。#相反，#他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。#他們學會了清潔，#切塊，#調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，#在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，#並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（#如山核桃，#山核桃和豆科灌木 #來調味食物煮的時候
Of course, the only replies I get are bots or whatever spamming these links 😐
“I’m just 32 years old in my basement” -Cristine 2021
Just a ✨thirty two year old ladyyyyyy✨
@@FreakingPlane feeling nostalgic now 🥺
Hey girl, I just bought your 'missed shift', really excited to try it out! It looks like exactly what I was envisioning I wanted, yours was the best, closest match to my fantasy
..oops that posted before I was ready and I can't seem to edit it from my phone. Anyway, just to say that I'm really happy to be a customer after having been a subscriber for many years now! It's so great to see your success grow and grow, Cristine, you deserve it. Lots of love xxx
weird how ive seen the exact same comment, a bit sus
@@sagekatt5334 because bots copy the highest rated comments then use them as replies :/
Nostalgia hit us Hard on Quarantine!
Christine is a victim too...
Early 2000's is here people....
“Don’t eat your vegetables” -Cristine
😂
I upload photo editing tutorials, come if you're interested but It's totally fine if you're not!
@@AreebProductions maybe id come if u didnt spam but ill sub cos u seem cool
@@FreakingPlane lol
*Cristine with no 'h'
thank you for putting the captions on because i am deaf and some of the videos i watch don't have captions so thank you again!!
She just decided to give us a 90's cristine photo tour with this video.
WOW, this Klutz book (cover #2) was such a formative part of my childhood. I will never forget the number of yin-yang manicures I gave myself with nail polish that shriveled and peeled as soon as you washed your hands
It's nice to see Christine embracing her Rapunzelness, also I am living for that 90s hoodie 😍
i was only allowed to paint my nails nude or light pink and could only do it for special occasions as a child. now I live the holo lifestyle (and my mother hates it)
me "looks like a chromosome"
simply "looks like the x chromosome"
me" Bitch we twinning
It looked like the old Cingular Wireless icon to me
love how Christine and Saf keep mentioning each other in their vids
Imagine troom troom writing a hack book on nails..... this is it, it's not a problem anymore.
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Did anyone else actually have this book as a kid? I remember being obsessed with the little mouse nails at 2:51!! (Also I got my book in like the mid to late 2000s, so that might explain why some of the nail polishes held on - some of the books might be slightly newer.)
The Klutz logo brings back so many memories omg I had dozens of their books
I wasn’t allowed to wear red nail polish as a child because it was too “mature.”
Love the early 2000s
I wasn’t allowed red because it was too mature and black because it was too dark
I’ve always been allowed to wear red but I never do because it gives off “fancy adult” vibes and I’d feel out of place
My grandmother wouldn't let us use red we always had to use pink instead lol
@@emilyinspace2255 my mother let me wear red one time, to match my Valentine’s Day dress. (Yes, she was that kind of mom) and I was absolutely ecstatic.
I’m an early 2000s kid and these books were EVERYTHING. They introduced me to so many types of art, nail art being one of them
When I was a kid I remember I got chapstick from a Barbie magazine (yes, I'm a guy and I used to like them, moving on). I wish I had books like these back then tho.
Ah, I missed "WHAT DO YOU THINK?!" so much. Also peel porn and the peelie bag. I miss that, too.
Back when perfection isn't everywhere and making mistakes while laughing it off is the fun part.
Nope im not that old but perfectionism these days are crazy
She's very talented considering the fact that she's using a toothpick and a children's book from the nineties
@69M views i think you should follow your hearts content, do whatever you want because you can do anything. If people bring you down then you don't listen, do whatever you want:) ❤️edit : I just watched one of your videos and you are literally so talented
In 1997 i was 2, and must ppl here wasnt even burn yet
I just wanna say i painted my nails after a billion years on saturday using your tips. A true nail artist ♥️
Christine: looking at the crazy kids "tag yourself"
Me who is 36: I still use inanimate objects to air guitar so I guess the broom kid
I had this book. It taught me so much. I practically have it memorized. I’ve done every design in it multiple times.
I have been watching you for quite awhile and I have to say your tips on putting a base coat down is genius! I did it the first time on Sunday when I did my nails after buffing them with the emery board. And my nails look amazing! I wish I could put a pic up...but I don't think the comment section will let me. Regardless!! I'm so pleased with how my nails turned out! Thank you for all the tips and tricks you give in your videos! I can't wait to see what other crazy shinanagans you guys get yourselfs into. I hope you continue to stay safe and healthy during this difficult time. Much love, Katie H
I know I, a 34-year-old- lady, had that book in the late 90s, but I do not remember the nail polishes being acrylics. Now I can't remember if I just got the version that came with no polish, if the polish I did get was real nail polish, or if I just blocked it out completely. I definitely remember using a baby blue polish to make butterflies, though. And we had glitter nail polish for sure then, but I think it was mostly true glitter--Not a lot of holo.
ANYWAYS. Thanks for this trip down memory lane!
Cristine before grade 7 apparently: "goo goo ga ga"
Book : No artist talent required
Simply: perfect 😁😁😁
I had this book (as a 17 year old in 1997) and did the designs all the time! My favorite were the ladybug and dice. But I usually used real nail polish instead of their paints :)
She said "I've been trying to do more nail art" I thought she was gonna say I've been trying to reach you regarding your car's extended warranty.
This book brings back so many memories! My stepdad specializes in mechanical engineering for cameras and is super good with fine detail work. He used to paint little ladybugs and paw prints on my nails.🥰🥰
I love this-what a sweet thing to do with you and to have as a memory.
Y’all at this point Cristine is the only reason that youtube is still a thing
And safiya Nygaad!
Factsss
I make vidz btw💕
@@FreakingPlane i mean she doesn’t upload that much tho , but cristine is like handling like 5 channels at the same time
@@noodle3851 i know but safiyas vids are rly good :)
Idk cyndee black is pretty cool AND she has a time machine.
I would really love to see the way you regularly polish your nails and what you use. Like polish(base, top coat, etc.)the files and the nail oils 💗
I had this book and used to spend hours making designs!! Nothing has changed- now I am obsessed with Maniology stamps 😅
the "vibe" for tutorials was so different: It didn't have to be perfect. Just have fun while doing it (on a rainy day because kids used to go outside to play.)
I was a teenager in the 90s, and the only polish we had access to in my town was the basic red/pink shades you could find in the drug store. No fun blues or even black. We used to mix our own colors by adding acrylic paint and glitter into clear bases.
The wave of nostalgia from seeing KLUTZ BOOKS again...i loved those so much as a kid :,)
I remember getting so excited when my grandparents got me this nail kit. I was so excited to show my friends my terribly painted nails.
I love how she’s like trying to give inspirational speeches throughout the video. Be yourselves kids