Showing posts with label Sheer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheer. Show all posts
Friday, November 14, 2014
Swatch and Review: Milani Color Statement Skittle Nails
Good evening to you all and a very happy weekend!
Over the course of the past few months, I've been doing a lot of nail art with my new Milani Color Statement polishes. I've used blues and reds and greens and sheers... but there are so many more shades in the collection. So to keep this post relatively short and sweet, while having all the colors in a single post, I decided to skittle swatch the polishes. However, I kept them in color groups for easy viewing.
All polish names are listed from index to pinky finger and have two coats applied.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Essie Limited Edition: Cosmo's PSS Shimmer
A couple of weeks ago, Cosmopolitan magazine gave away 1500 bottles of a Limited Edition nail polish by Essie. At midnight, a group of fellow bloggers/polish addicts and I entered our information in a form and crossed our fingers that it would arrive in the mail.
Well, the mailman came on Tuesday and dropped off this beauty:
The application of this polish was kind of on the thick side and hard to photograph because it was so jam-packed with glitter! Now don't get me wrong, I liked the fact that this was not a loud gold glitter, like Julep Oscar, but rather a delicate glitter. I just wish it wasn't as gloppy on the nail. It took four coats to be opaque and I recommend waiting until the previous coat is completely dry before proceeding. It would have saved me a headache.
So what do you think everyone? Is Essie Cosmo's PSS Shimmer a shade you'd rock?
Until tomorrow!
Princess Polish
Well, the mailman came on Tuesday and dropped off this beauty:
Essie Cosmo's PSS Shimmer definitely lives up to its name!
Cosmo's PSS Shimmer (say that three times fast) is a gold glitter nail polish suspended in a thick clear base.
The application of this polish was kind of on the thick side and hard to photograph because it was so jam-packed with glitter! Now don't get me wrong, I liked the fact that this was not a loud gold glitter, like Julep Oscar, but rather a delicate glitter. I just wish it wasn't as gloppy on the nail. It took four coats to be opaque and I recommend waiting until the previous coat is completely dry before proceeding. It would have saved me a headache.
So what do you think everyone? Is Essie Cosmo's PSS Shimmer a shade you'd rock?
Until tomorrow!
Princess Polish
Friday, February 17, 2012
Day 21: Peter Som Collection
Since I'm giving away a currently sold-out, Limited Edition Peter Som Color Box by Zoya, I figured it would be a good idea to see just how GORGEOUS these colors are! So while the winning shade for Day 21 of the 30 Days of ZOYA Challenge/giveaway will now be featured as Day 22 tomorrow instead, here is the LE collection!
Labels:
30 Days of,
30 Days of Zoya,
creme,
Freebie,
French,
Giveaway,
jelly,
Limited Edition,
Neutral,
NYFW,
review,
Sheer,
sorbet,
Spring 2012,
Zoya
Sunday, August 28, 2011
OPI In the Spot-light Pink
I went to my local salon for a manicure a few days ago so that my nails would get the TLC they needed before the Maroon 5 concert. (Which was AMAZING, by the way.) I had planned on doing this really awesome gradient manicure that faded from deep maroon to a medium pink color. Needing a base color to ensure complete coverage, I decided to go with a really pale pink that would be easy to build on and chose OPI In the Spot-Light Pink from the Femme de Cirque collection.
But a funny thing happened shortly after I returned home…
I fell in love with the color.
As you may have figured out by now, I love cheery, sparkly polishes or dark, vampy hues. But rarely do I wear pastels, let alone those of the "barely-there" variety.
In fact, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that this is the first time I've worn this kind of natural-looking shade that I can recall.
There is something very classy about this color, even in its sheerness. It's glossy without a top coat, but with one, it's a true stunner.
If you're in need of a polish for a french manicure, I'd highly recommend In the Spot-light Pink. It's a great neutral tone without a streaky application.
But a funny thing happened shortly after I returned home…
I fell in love with the color.
As you may have figured out by now, I love cheery, sparkly polishes or dark, vampy hues. But rarely do I wear pastels, let alone those of the "barely-there" variety.
In fact, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that this is the first time I've worn this kind of natural-looking shade that I can recall.
There is something very classy about this color, even in its sheerness. It's glossy without a top coat, but with one, it's a true stunner.
If you're in need of a polish for a french manicure, I'd highly recommend In the Spot-light Pink. It's a great neutral tone without a streaky application.
Labels:
Femme de Cirque,
French Manicure,
Neutral,
OPI,
Pink,
review,
Sheer














