Nerdy Brit girls invent dope sunlight-sensitive nail polish to quash school rules
- March 21st, 2008
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OK, this is really rad.
Some students at a British high-school wanted to wear colored nail polish, but their school prohibited any kind of make up. They found the ban to be unfair so they came up with a novel approach that would keep them out of detention, but allow them to wear their blood-red fingertips.
They invented nail polish that disappears when its not in the sun.
Much like G.I. Joe’s Zartan, the polish is bright red in the sunlight, but fades to an almost invisible state indoors.
This wasn’t some big cosmetics company that came up with this idea and perfected the implementation, it was school-age girls in the UK.
I love this kind of stuff.
‘Vanishing’ colour gives schoolgirls chance to beat ban on nail varnish [Daily Mail]
Oh, Matt…
You and your nail polish… *tisk tisk*
Well, not a greatest invention for the UK. seems to be constant rain and overcast here… :)
Ah hahahahaha Hickey loves british girls and their nail polish.
This is very good it sounds like one of our solutions. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON A HOLOGRAM SOLUTION. It works on 2 way video waves so you can look like your at school even communicate we just have a few bugs to iron out.
We come up with all sorts of solutions at worldofsolutions.org