Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts

Sunday, February 2, 2014

Lucky 13 Lacquer – Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey

Hello, again!
So, last week, I got my second ever Indie polish – Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey from Lucky 13’s Doctor Who collection!  And let me tell you what, I have not been able to stop looking at my nails since I painted them last week.  I’m obsessed.
Seriously.  This is a lovely blue jelly polish with iridescent moons, stars, and glitter, and once you put it on, it will be damn near impossible to take it off.

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I think this nail polish changed my life.
I honestly have zero complaints about it.  It’s my first jelly polish, but it finishes nicely and I don’t find that the glitter pieces stick out or anything.  One coat of topcoat and you’re set.  And this polish has been on my nails for a week and has not even started chipping, even though I probably type 5000+ words a day, plus wash dishes, laundry, play with cats and a 4 year old, etc.  It’s perfect and I love love love it.
You can visit Lucky 13’s site here!  She just launched a FANTASTIC new collection based on Star Trek TNG that is not to be missed!
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Seriously.  Look at it.  So.  Gorgeous.

Until next time!  <3

Monday, January 27, 2014

Emerald & Ash – Wild Blue Yonder

Hello, friends!

Since I’m trying to move in a new direction with my blog, I figured tonight I would make my first nail polish post.

A few days ago, I got my very first indie polish EVER – Wild Blue Yonder by Emerald & Ash.  It comes from their US Armed Forces collection and is based on the US Air Force.  I bought it because my husband was in the USAF for 6 years, and blue is my favorite color, and it just looked fabulous.

And let me tell you what.  It is.

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(pictured here over Zoya Dream)

There are SO many beautiful colors in this nail polish, I can’t stop looking at it!  There’s at least 6 (six!) different types of glitter – gold, blue, and silver iridescent stars, white and blue hexes, white and silver iridescent dots, etc.  It’s stunning.  Also, there’s a LOT in the bottle.  This isn’t a teeny, tiny little offering a glitter and lacquer – there’s enough for a LOT of paintings in there!

My only recommendation is to use a very good top coat.  With so much glitter, and so many layers after a few coats, the stars in particular feel like they want to peel up.

It’s my first e&a polish, but it definitely will not be my last!

Check her products out here!