6.02.2014
Press Release: NYC New York Color - City Samba Collection
INTRODUCING THE CITY SAMBA COLLECTION
FROM NYC NEW YORK COLOR
THINK:
A Brazilian beauty escape.
WHAT
IT IS: A limited edition color inspired
by the vibrancy of Brazil .
NYC New York Color is bringing the sexy beaches and sizzling sun of Brazil to New York
with a new, limited edition City Samba collection filled with Brazilian fun and
flare. Look your sexiest yet with Carnivale-ready nail polishes, brilliant lip
glosses, and shimmering bronzing powders.
Liquid
Lipshine Lip Gloss ($1.99): High pigment lip glosses with maximum shine and
intensity. Available in three limited edition shades, the NYC
New York Color Liquid Lipshine Lip Gloss is a hydrating formula that
leaves lips moisturized and soft and is infused with Vitamin E
to protect against environmental damage. And the unique NYC New York
Color Perfect Fit Applicator lets you swipe on color, right where you want
it, whenever you need it. The shades: Papaya, Passion Fruit, Guava.
Sun N’ Bronze
Bronzing Powder ($4.99): A smooth, lightweight bronzing powder that provides
the ultimate sun-kissed glow. The NYC New York
Color Sun n’ Bronze Bronzing Powder offers a unique combination of bronzing
and highlighting shades that blend together to create a customed glow just
for you. The ultra-fine and lightweight texture brushes on flawlessly to cheeks and contours
for a natural look. The shades: Rosa Rio and Coral Samba.
In
A New York
Color Minute Quick Dry Nail Polish ($1.99): Ultra-quick dry nail enamel in
electrifying summer shades. These high pigment colors are
infused with a hint of shimmer for brilliant, tropically-hued nails that won’t
fade. The nail strengthening formula is infused with magnesium, iron, copper,
and calcium for beautiful nails and specifically formulated to dry in lightning
speed time to a dazzling, high shine finish. The shades: Amazon Green, Carnival
Red, Copabanana, Jacaranda Flower, Ocean
Blue, Palm Tree, Sweet Melon and Tropicoral.
WHERE
TO FIND IT: NYC New York Color products are available at chain drugstores and
mass merchandisers nationwide starting from June – September 2014. To find a
retailer near you, please visit www.newyorkcolor.com
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Press Release: Sally Hansen Color Foils
GET A METALLIC DIPPED
MANICURE WITH
THE NEW SALLY HANSEN®
COLORFOIL™ NAIL MAKEUP COLLECTION
THINK:
Metallic iridescence in must-have shades
WHAT
THEY ARE: Shimmering metallic special effect polishes in ten trendsetting
shades. Get ready to bring your nails into the spotlight. With the new Sally
Hansen® ColorFoil™ Nail Makeup collection, rich, electrifying pigments
join forces with fashion-forward aluminum leaf to create a never-before-seen
brilliant gleam effect for nails. Beloved by the most riveting stars,
metallic finish nails can now be yours at home with color leader Sally
Hansen®’s newest light-in-a-bottle
formula.
Achieve
high impact drama with high shine, liquid metal looks. With on-trend shades such as this year’s “it”
color, pinky-purple lilac, to must-have mint and essential gold, silver, and
copper metallics, each shade delivers a unique iridescent foil gleam
finish for a one-of-a-kind nail look. These glinting polishes
explode from within with extreme theatrical effect, for a new level of
brilliance that fuels today’s desire for over-the-top, outrageous shine.
The
breakthrough Sally Hansen® ColorFoil™ Nail
Makeup collection features an exclusive non-streaking patented
formula that dries in just seconds, for flawless, time saving
application. The ten colorful new high-profile shades are designed to be used
alone, without a base or top coat to fully preserve the stunning metallic
color and effect.
WHAT THEY COST: $7.99 each
WHERE
TO FIND THEM: The Sally Hansen® ColorFoil™ Nail Makeup collection
is available beginning June 2014 at chain drug stores, food stores, and mass merchandisers
nationwide.
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Morgan Taylor - Swatches & Review
I haven't shared any Morgan Taylor polishes with you for a couple of weeks, so today you get to see six more lovely shades.
Water Baby
Water Baby is a lovely pastel blue shade which had full coverage in two coats. This would be perfect for a base for nail art or a pastel springy look.
Mint Chocolate Chip
Mint Chocolate Chip is definitely a light mint cream polish. It was fully opaque in two coats and had nice application. Mint is still very on trend right now so I could see myself potentially wearing this to work sometime.
Supreme In Green
If you're looking for the perfect light grass green shade, then Supreme In Green is for you. SIG was slightly streaky in one coat but had a nice self leveling formula in two coats.
Lost in Paradise
Lost is Paradise is such a gorgeous color! This picture is lightening it up slightly but it's just barely a little darker than shown. Silly Camera. Great formula as well.
Gotta Have Hue
I love polish names that are plays on words. But this is also a really pretty shade, it is the most sheer of the six shades that I'm sharing today but was still completely opaque in two coats.
West Coast Cool
Who doesn't love a good blue cream polish for summer! This shade was also slightly darker in person, but still super gorgeous in person. If you're a blue person, you're definitely going to need to add this to your collection and it's nothing like the other shades I have and may also fill a "blue gap" for you too.
So what did you think about these shades? Too cool for school? I thought so too :)
You can check out Morgan Taylor at the following locations:
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| All swatches shown with two coats of color and topcoat |
Water Baby is a lovely pastel blue shade which had full coverage in two coats. This would be perfect for a base for nail art or a pastel springy look.
Mint Chocolate Chip
Mint Chocolate Chip is definitely a light mint cream polish. It was fully opaque in two coats and had nice application. Mint is still very on trend right now so I could see myself potentially wearing this to work sometime.
Supreme In Green
If you're looking for the perfect light grass green shade, then Supreme In Green is for you. SIG was slightly streaky in one coat but had a nice self leveling formula in two coats.
Lost in Paradise
Lost is Paradise is such a gorgeous color! This picture is lightening it up slightly but it's just barely a little darker than shown. Silly Camera. Great formula as well.
Gotta Have Hue
I love polish names that are plays on words. But this is also a really pretty shade, it is the most sheer of the six shades that I'm sharing today but was still completely opaque in two coats.
West Coast Cool
Who doesn't love a good blue cream polish for summer! This shade was also slightly darker in person, but still super gorgeous in person. If you're a blue person, you're definitely going to need to add this to your collection and it's nothing like the other shades I have and may also fill a "blue gap" for you too.
So what did you think about these shades? Too cool for school? I thought so too :)
You can check out Morgan Taylor at the following locations:
- Website: http://morgantaylorlacquer.com/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorganTaylorLacquer
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/MTMorganTaylor
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MorganTaylorLacquer
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6.01.2014
The Nail Challenge Collaborative Presents - Black & White - Week 1
Welcome to June! I seriously cannot believe that we are already into June. It's good because my Anniversary and Birthday are in June, but it's crazy how fast the year is flying by!
The June theme for the Nail Challenge Collaborative in Black & White; I voted for this theme so am excited to get some looks together. Today my look is Black & White and Neon & On & On. LOL.
Polishes Used:
-China Glaze - Neon & On & On
-Konad - White
-Konad - Black
For this look, I started in probably the most opposite way of having the China Glaze down first. Once that was dry I added the white half; which I really love because I used striping tape and got a nice crisp line. Unfortunately, I free-handed the black because I was impatient and didn't want to wait for the white to dry, you can definitely tell that I freehanded it because it just doesn't look clean. My bad for sure on that one. I also got a little impatient with the topcoat and you can see the result of that on my ring finger. Womp Womp.
Overall, I like this look, but would have loved it if I would have taken the time to properly execute.
Check out how the other ladies were inspired by Black & White for their looks:
The June theme for the Nail Challenge Collaborative in Black & White; I voted for this theme so am excited to get some looks together. Today my look is Black & White and Neon & On & On. LOL.
Polishes Used:
-China Glaze - Neon & On & On
-Konad - White
-Konad - Black
For this look, I started in probably the most opposite way of having the China Glaze down first. Once that was dry I added the white half; which I really love because I used striping tape and got a nice crisp line. Unfortunately, I free-handed the black because I was impatient and didn't want to wait for the white to dry, you can definitely tell that I freehanded it because it just doesn't look clean. My bad for sure on that one. I also got a little impatient with the topcoat and you can see the result of that on my ring finger. Womp Womp.
Overall, I like this look, but would have loved it if I would have taken the time to properly execute.
Check out how the other ladies were inspired by Black & White for their looks:
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