Today nails are a little plain and simple... nothing too fancy. I wanted a light baby pink colour for a while and was tempted to go shopping for Essie Ballet Slippers as I’ve heard that is a nice polish. However after whilst rummaging through my collection last night, I came across Revlon’s Sheer Petal which is sheer pink shade which is perfect everyday colour. This would be a great for a French manicure base.
This picture shows two coats which creates the look I was aiming for. One coat is quite a nice look also. I’ve never really used Revlon polishes before apart from Facets of Fuchsia, but this was nice to work with. A little runny in consistency but it did dry very fast. I was able to apply two coats in no time at all.
Angela xox
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
Rumour has it
This weekend I stocked up and bought myself three new tubes. And these were the last ones on the shelves, which might be an indication that it may be true. I will be disappointed if the rumours are true and this is being stopped but what can you do??
So I may be looking for a new holy grail mascara... do you have any recommendations?
Angela xox
Sunday, 28 October 2012
Essie/Nails Inc/TopShop
Whilst rummaging through ever expanding nail polish collection I came across a common thing. I seem to like turquoise.
These three could be related. Distant cousins perhaps. In the bottles they all have their slight differences but once you apply them to the nails they pretty much look the same.
Turquoise and Caicos, Haymarket. Pool Party
These three could be related. Distant cousins perhaps. In the bottles they all have their slight differences but once you apply them to the nails they pretty much look the same.
SwatchesTurquoise and Caicos, Haymarket. Pool Party
When it comes to comparing the polishes and how they apply I will say that TopShops Pool Party is sprinting ahead. Nails Inc Haymarket is seconds behind leaving Essie Turquoise and Caicos covered in dust.
I own quite a few Essie polishes now and this one is slightly disappointing. It takes three coats to get a good coverage whilst Haymarket and Pool Party you can just apply two. Pool Party if applied thick enough could actually be applied in just one coat. Amazing huh?!
Now for prices. The most expensive is Haymarket at a tad expensive £11. Second up is Essie at £7.99. Then there is my favourite Pool Party at £5. If I had to repurchase any of these it would certainly be Pool Party. Not because it is cheaper (but that does help) but because it just better than the rest. Simple really.
Angela xox
* Nails Inc Haymarket was a PR event gift. I did not buy this with my own money however the Essie and TopShop polishes were purchased with my own hard earned cash :-)
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Essie,
Jolly Rave,
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Nails Inc,
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