Showing posts with label magenta polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magenta polish. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Zoya Pixie Dust Miranda swatch!

Hello readers,

Soon I will start the 31 day nail challenge and so for now I'm going to show you some more swatches of new polishes. Zoya Pixie Dust is a collection of textured, matte, sparkle polishes. I only purchased one shade because Zoya is pretty hard to find where I live and they did not have very many colors.

Miranda- A raspberry rose type color in the textured, matte, sparkle formula. I like this polish a lot, but I actually liked it more when it was wet and glossy than when it dried to the textured matte. The color is more rich and the sparkle comes through a lot more. Application was easy, it dried a little longer than average because you have to wait for each coat to fully dry. The only thing I really disliked about this polish was that removing it was such a pain! Other than that it's very unique.


What do you think of this polish? Let me know in the comments below!

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

OPI Pompeii Purple swatch and review!

Hello readers,

I have recently purchased my first ever OPI polish, and i'm very excited to show you swatches of this stunning shade. The formula of this polish was good, but slightly more sheer than I would've wanted. Two coats were almost perfect, but my nail line was still visible.

Pompeii Purple- An almost hot pink/ fuschia shade with magenta shimmer that leans more towards purple. Although I found this shade very flattering, I definitely do not consider this a purple. Even though the shimmer is a purple- ish magenta, it's not enough to make the shade as a whole purple. I would think of it more of a pink or red than a purple. Nonetheless, I still like this color quite a lot, it dried very fast and glossy and even though pigmentation was on the sheerer side, it was still very easy to work with.



 
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