Showing posts with label #Jindie Nails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #Jindie Nails. Show all posts

7.06.2015

Jindie Nails - Swatches & Review

*Press Sample

Today I have a couple Jindie Nails polishes to share with you. I received these, along with a couple others, for review so check these 3 out below and stay tuned for more in the coming weeks.

My Old Piano:



Paper Flowers:



Freeway of Love:



All of the above swatches are shown with 2 coats of color and no topcoat. The application as pretty good. Although it's always a toss up for me to use super thin coats but have trouble getting the glitters or using thicker coats and getting lots of glitters. I tried to settle somewhere in the middle with these lol.

I love the pink based shade of Freeway of Love and My Old Piano is definitely my favorite out of the two whites.

You can click the color names above the pictures to be taken directly to the Jindie shop for the colors. Also be sure to check out the official descriptions there too - she is super descriptive which I like when reading about a polish.

You can find Jindie Nails shop HERE.

-Stephanie

*Product in this post was provided by the manufacturer for my review

4.10.2014

Jindie Nails - Swatch Spam Part 2


Today I am back with 4 more shades from Jindie Nails that I received from Llarowe. Let's jump right in. (All swatches are shown with two coats of polish and topcoat. The below descriptions are from the Jindie Nails website.)

Re-Fresh to Death: Re-Fresh to Death has a white crelly (cream/jelly) base loaded with small, metallic hexagons in sapphire blue, lilac, periwinkle, magenta, mauve, lavender & dark purple.  This color is opaque in about 2-3 coats.  No need for a base coat but a good top coat is recommended to tame and smooth the glitter down.  Re-Fresh to Death does not have any larger, hard to grab/apply glitters, but a top coat always makes the polish look its best. 




Love Me: Love Me is a medium purple shade with a blue flash, matte ice blue small hex, violets, blues, magentas, pinks throughout.  It's a cream/jelly and opaque in 2-3 coats.




Electric Grape: Electric Grape has a bright neon purple, magenta toned jelly/crelly base with intense neon blue shimmer.  This polish is a stunner!  This polish has been reformulated a bit since the original, jelly formula.  Now, you can get pretty full coverage in about 3 coats.




K.I.S.S: K.I.S.S. is a barbie pink cream/jelly loaded with copper and bronze shimmer, copper flecks, sparks of small scarlett hexagons and pink/gold shimmer.  This is opaque in 2-3 coats and is meant to be worn on its own. This one would be a great base coat for many indie glitter toppers! 




I love a good pink polish, this one however came labeled as "Pink Stilettos" but after some investigation (comparing both shades on the website) I am convinced it was simply an incorrect label and that this shade is definitely KISS.


I think that my favorite shade out of these 4 is Re-Fresh to Death. Which is yours?

These shades were provided by Llarowe, a Jindie Nails Stockist, you can purchase these shades from Llarowe HERE.



*Products in this post were provided by the distributor for my honest review*

4.09.2014

Jindie Nails - Swatch Spam Part 1


I recently received 8 of Jindie Nails most recent shades and today I will be sharing 4 with you. All swatches are shown with two coats of color with topcoat. Let's jump right in!

Lights Out: Lights out is a very dark gray, almost black super squishy jelly.  It's full of all shades of reds and pinks and is pretty opaque on it's own in 3 coats, but can be layered over many different darker colors for a different look.




Wifey Material: Wifey Material is the sister polish to You Can't Turn A Ho-lo Into a Housewife.  If you like YCTAHIAH, you will love this one even more.  It is made with a multichrome pigment, linear holographic pigment, flecks of real silver and a bit of silver shimmer. Application is great and this is opaque in about 2 coats!  This polish has a pastel gray tone that shifts from baby blue to violet, to red tones.




O Holo Night: O Holo Night is a new linear holographic polish for winter/holiday season 2013.  This one is a blackened navy blue linear holo with violet/blue glass fleck shimmer and made with SpectraFlair, the most potent holographic pigment on the market.  This is opaque in 2 coats.




Rhythm & Blue: Rhythm & Blue is a deep neon blue jelly with gold flakes and medium and small gold dots.  This dries to a satin matte finish.




I had reviewed R&B previously (see it here) and it looked quite different at that time, perhaps there has been a re-formulation. I definitely prefer my original bottle.

Anyway, out of these 4 I have to say that my favorite is Wifey Material.



These polishes were sent to me by Llarowe, one of Jindie Nails Stockists. You can find Jindie Nails on Llarowe's website HERE.


*Products in this post were provided by the distributor for my honest review*

2.26.2014

The Nail Challenge Collaborative Presents - Summer - Week 3

This week I'm going to have to squeeze in two Summer NCC posts; with Valentine's looks this month, time almost got away from me.

For this look I decided to just go with something bright, crazy and summery.





Polishes Used:
-OPI - Alpine Snow
-Dear Rus - Noblesse - Venor16
-Dear Rus - Noblesse - Venor05
-Zoya - Paz
-Zoya - Tobey
-Jindie Nails - Eclectric

For this look I started with a base of Alpine Snow to make the colors pop. I then sponged on bright green, yellow, orange and pink randomly. To top everything off, I added the multicolored glitter to not only smooth out the sponging but also to add some other pops of color. I love how the bright matte glitters just give this a whole other look.

Make sure to check out what the other ladies did for their 3rd Summer themed looks!


10.05.2013

Jindie Nails - Fall Chic and Halloween Collection Swatches & Review

Sorry for the lack of posts this week; everything has been crazy with all the sports games, being the only one in the office this week from my department, and now I've seem to caught a flu. However, last night I sat down and swatched some polishes from Jindie Nails Fall Chic and Halloween Collections.

From the Fall Chic Collection

Breakfast at Tiffany's Cousin's:



 
This a lovely teal / seafoam / Tiffany blue polish with circle glitters in blue, green, and silver shades. I am wearing two coats topped with Glisten & Glow - HK Girl.

What Are You Smokin Mirrors:




This shade is a pretty gray cream/crelly with glitters of silver and gold. I am wearing two coats topped with Glisten & Glow HK Girl.

Shimmer Me Timbers:




This shade is a great green jelly with multiple colors of circle glitters. There are also shimmers all throughout this shade which adds a little something extra. Jindie Nails warns that this shade may stain a little but comes off easier and recommends using a good basecoat. I used two coats of polish topped with Glisten & Glow HK Girl.

Rhythm and Blue:



 

In my opinion, this is the stunner of the collection. Look at this blue with shimmer and circle glitters which dries to a matte finish; this would also look so great topped with a shiny topcoat.

Midnight Rainbow:




This is a dramatic black jelly polish with multicolored circle glitters and rainbow shimmers. I am wearing three coats of polish topped with Glisten & Glow HK Girl.

From the Halloween Collection

Blood, Bath & Beyond:




This shade is a lovely blood red crelly with multiple colored and sized circle glitters. I am wearing two coats topped with Glisten & Glow HK Girl.

Overall, all of these polishes are really pretty and had nice application, especially for having some larger glitters.

Make sure to check out these and all the other polishes available on Jindie Nails website! And follow up with Jen on Facebook for latest re-stock and new collection information.

So which shade was your favorite?