Hello Loves! I am back in action today with a non-press sample post; but weren't all those fall collections fun?!
Anyway, today I am sharing Catrice, The Effect Maker. I saw this online while one of my colleagues and fellow polish lover was in Germany on a work rotation and she was gracious enough to grab me a bottle before she came back! Thanks Meghan :)
Polishes Used:
-OPI - Nail Envy
-Catrice - The Effect Maker
-Out The Door
I am wearing two coats of The Effect Maker here. I was looking for something super neutral that would be a good pallet cleanser and this seems to be right along those lines. It may not be the best with my skin color, but it is just a really clean look in my opinion. Since it is not really opaque I will be trying this over some undies of other colors in the future!
The application of The Effect Maker was lovely, as has been the experience with all the Catrice polishes that I own. I really wish they were available here at drugstores in the states! Do you own any Catrice polishes? If I am able to get my hands on more, what shades should I pick up?
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9.19.2013
7.29.2013
Catrice - Purple Reign
Happy Monday!
Today I am showing you another polish that I picked up in Belgium; Catrice Purple Reign.
Polishes Used:
-Nail Tek II
-Catrice - Purple Reign
-HK Girl Topcoat
This is a gorgeous blue leaning purple with blue shimmer! I have two coats of color on and it was completely opaque. The application was really nice too and the Catrice polishes that I own all have a wide brush (which I love). Excuse any wear and tear on my nails in the pictures; I polished them then had to run to the ER with my hubby so this is post ER wear.
Do you own any shades like this?
Today I am showing you another polish that I picked up in Belgium; Catrice Purple Reign.
Polishes Used:
-Nail Tek II
-Catrice - Purple Reign
-HK Girl Topcoat
This is a gorgeous blue leaning purple with blue shimmer! I have two coats of color on and it was completely opaque. The application was really nice too and the Catrice polishes that I own all have a wide brush (which I love). Excuse any wear and tear on my nails in the pictures; I polished them then had to run to the ER with my hubby so this is post ER wear.
Do you own any shades like this?
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7.10.2013
Lacquer by Lissa - Glitter Toppers!
Happy Hump-Day!
Today I will be showing you two pretty glitter toppers from a new Indie brand, Lacquer by Lissa. Melissa, the owner, recently opened up an Etsy shop and will be coming out with some new summer colors soon. Also, she is from Pittsburgh and I love supporting a fellow Pittsburgh-er.
Anyway, I picked up two Lacquer By Lissa polishes, Iceberg and Won't You Be Me Crohnie?
First up, Iceberg:
Melissa describes this polish as, "This polish is a clear base with black, white, teal, and holographic glitters suspended inside. Among the glitter you will find squares, rectangles, and hex shapes. Iceberg is inspired by my city’s hockey team, the Penguins. The contrast of the black and white glitter with the teal and holographic glitter is incredibly eye catching!" I am wearing one coat of Iceberg overtop of GOSH Venus. There were plenty of glitters in this polish and it was easy to apply :)
Next up, Won't You Be My Crohnie?:
Melissa describes this polish as, "This polish is a clear base with tons of different shades and sizes of purple holographic glitter ranging from dark to light, and there are also some holographic butterflies floating around in there as well. Won’t You Be My Crohnie? was made to raise awareness for Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. The awareness ribbon color is purple, and symbol is butterflies. 1.4 million Americans are currently suffering from these conditions; many people are unaware of their prevalence and impact. Help us spread awareness with this gorgeous polish!" I am once again wearing only one coat of the glitter topper over Catrice Denim Moore. This is jam packed with glitter and I sort of had a little trouble getting it to spread evenly, but it wasn't too bad overall. I decided to do a fun glitter gradient with a full glitter accent nail because I liked both the undies and the topper in this combo :)
You can check out these and other Lacquer by Lissa polishes on her Etsy shop, here. Additionally, go "like" her on Facebook for updates on new shades and restock dates!
Today I will be showing you two pretty glitter toppers from a new Indie brand, Lacquer by Lissa. Melissa, the owner, recently opened up an Etsy shop and will be coming out with some new summer colors soon. Also, she is from Pittsburgh and I love supporting a fellow Pittsburgh-er.
Anyway, I picked up two Lacquer By Lissa polishes, Iceberg and Won't You Be Me Crohnie?
First up, Iceberg:
Next up, Won't You Be My Crohnie?:
| Without Flash, in Shade |
| With Flash |
Melissa describes this polish as, "This polish is a clear base with tons of different shades and sizes of purple holographic glitter ranging from dark to light, and there are also some holographic butterflies floating around in there as well. Won’t You Be My Crohnie? was made to raise awareness for Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis. The awareness ribbon color is purple, and symbol is butterflies. 1.4 million Americans are currently suffering from these conditions; many people are unaware of their prevalence and impact. Help us spread awareness with this gorgeous polish!" I am once again wearing only one coat of the glitter topper over Catrice Denim Moore. This is jam packed with glitter and I sort of had a little trouble getting it to spread evenly, but it wasn't too bad overall. I decided to do a fun glitter gradient with a full glitter accent nail because I liked both the undies and the topper in this combo :)
You can check out these and other Lacquer by Lissa polishes on her Etsy shop, here. Additionally, go "like" her on Facebook for updates on new shades and restock dates!
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