Sally Hansen Hard as Nails
Posted on: June 4, 2007
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I tried out Sally Hansen Hard as Nails polish, and I have five words for you: don’t waste your time. At the time of testing, I was working in a fast food restaurant, so my hands were in constant motion – coming into contact with other people’s hands, foods, plastic trays, plastic and metal cookware, money, and soap and water. LOTS of soap and water. The nails Sally Hansen is referring to are obviously made of little more than paper, because the polish began to chip, crack and flake off within a few hours of being at work.
What does work? Maybelline!
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thought you might like to know more about who the money goes to for this stuff:
The largest sexual-harassment monetary settlement in the history of the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, by which Del Laboratories agreed in 1995 to pay nearly $1.2 million to 15 plaintiffs who had worked for Daniel K. Wassong, the chief executive as assistants. At a press briefing, according to Dallas Gatewood of Newsday, 11 of the 15 women told reporters that Wassong grabbed their breasts or stroked their buttocks, spoke about his sex life, cast profane slurs on their appearance, and urinated in his office bathroom with the door open. Ten of the plaintiffs said they were fired or forced to quit because of his behavior. Nineteen other former employees also testified against Wassong but were not entitled to damages because of a statute of limitations. Wassong, who had taken the title of chairman as well as president of Del in 1992, denied any wrongdoing in statements issued through lawyers.