This glitter iPhone charger DIY has been circulating on Pinterest — Louisa has step-by-step instructions on her blog, For Chic's Sake. It's cool — but is it practical?
The idea is a good one: in a home with multiple smart phone users, how do you keep your iPhone charger from getting mixed up with your roommate's charger? For Louisa, a bit of personalization, of course. 
Here's how Louisa did it:
- Paint your charger with a glitter nail polish. (She used Essie's Luxe Effects in "A Cut Above".)
- Let it dry.
- When you want to change it up, carefully use nail polish remover to erase what you've done!
I love the end result, but there are a few steps I would add. Before putting glitter of any kind on your charger, I would also carefully use masking or painter's tape to cover any electrical inputs. You don't want any glitter, nail polish or glue getting in the actual electrical. Once done, I would allow it to dry outdoors or in a garage for 24 hours to allow for the strong smell to wear off.
What do you think? Are you going to give this DIY a try?
(Images: For Chic's Sake)
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Using one of those Cutex Corrector pens to clean up the edges really helps.
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I think nail polish remover might damage the plastic housing. Just a thought.